Mpumalanga’s coal belt embraces a new energy future
Its first 155 megawatts mark the start of a 900-megawatt renewable energy programme, aimed at strengthening the country’s electricity supply.“They will continue to invest in coal and clean renewable energy,” says Mike Teke, Seriti Resources Group CEO.
Coal remains part of Seriti business while investing in clean energy.
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