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South Africa aims to finalise long-term energy plan next month – Radebe

Energy Minister Jeff Radebe

Energy Minister Jeff Radebe

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16th January 2019

By: Reuters

  

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South Africa is aiming to finalise a long-term plan for the country's energy mix next month, and once that is done it will launch another round of renewable energy deals, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe said on Wednesday.

"We are aiming for February," Radebe told Reuters, when asked when the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) would be completed. "Straight away after that we will launch more renewable energy contracts," he added.

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