South Africa's coal mine's decarbonization efforts

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South Africa's coal mine's decarbonization efforts

STORY: South Africa's coal mine's decarbonization efforts DATELINE: March 25, 2022 LENGTH: 00:03:09 LOCATION: Cape Town CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1.various of the mine pit and media personnel on site 2.various of coal plant and activities 3.various of presentations 4.SOUNDBITE (English): FILOMAINE SWANEPOEL, Senior Specialist, Environment, Grootegeluk Mine 5.SOUNDBITE (English): MZILA MTHENJANE, Executive Head of Stakeholder Affairs, Exxaro Group STORYLINE: The Grootegeluk Mine, a flagship coal mine owned by Exxaro Resources in South Africa, is gearing up for decarbonization. The coal mine company has introduced its efforts in increasing carbon efficiency while reducing emissions as a lead-up to the fourth South African Investment Conference taking place on Thursday. SOUNDBITE (English): FILOMAINE SWANEPOEL, Senior Specialist, Environment, Grootegeluk Mine "Today we spoke about how Grootegeluk is contributing to the zero-carbon drive and decarbonization in Exxaro. As one of the larger producers of emis

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