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Who really profits from South Africa’s Just Energy Transition? | SA News

1 July 2025 by Guest

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  • As billions pour in for South Africa’s Just Energy Transition, a damning report by Open Secrets reveals how the very consultants advising top polluters are now reaping the profits from the country’s Just Energy Transition, and operating with little public oversight.
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As billions pour in for South Africa’s Just Energy Transition, a damning report by Open Secrets reveals how the very consultants advising top polluters are now reaping the profits from the country’s Just Energy Transition, and operating with little public oversight.

In the race against climate change, South Africa stands at a juncture, attempting to navigate a complex and costly transition from its coal-dependent past to a sustainable future. Billions of dollars have been pledged, policies are being crafted, and the stakes for communities, workers, and the planet could not be higher. 

Yet, a new report by Open…

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