Climate activists disrupted Sasol's AGM to share testimonies of people affected by their Secunda plant in Mpumalanga. The activists aimed to highlight the environmental and social consequences of Sasol's plants.
Climate activists disrupted Sasol 's AGM on Friday, 17 November 2023, taking the stage after CEO Fleetwood Grobler shared Sasol 's Climate Change Report, to share testimonies of people affected by their Secunda plant in Mpumalanga. It was expected that Sasol ’s Climate Change Report would be voted against by key stakeholders – Old Mutual Investment Group and Ninety One – at the entity’s Annual General Meeting on Friday 17 November.
But before voting could actually happen, climate activists took to the stage to highlight environmental and social consequences of the energy giant’s plants., includes targets to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30% by 2030 – reached through the decommissioning of boilers, the increased use of renewable energy by 50%, and the introduction of liquified natural gas to reduce Sasol’s reliance on coa
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