Sasol's Role in Southern Africa's Green Transition: A Key Player in Just Transition Efforts
Key Ideas
- A research paper by the School of Oriental and African Studies highlights Sasol's pivotal role in driving South Africa's green hydrogen economy.
- Sasol is deemed well-positioned to contribute to the region's just transition efforts towards decarbonisation.
- The paper explores the intersection of green transition and employment dynamics in Southern Africa.
- It emphasizes the importance of companies like Sasol in spearheading sustainable energy and chemical practices.
A recent research paper by the School of Oriental and African Studies in London has shed light on Sasol's significant role in the green transition of Southern Africa. The paper, released in December, underscores the critical aspect of decarbonisation as an existential challenge for Sasol while also pointing out the company's potential to drive South Africa's green hydrogen economy. Specifically focusing on the green transition and employment landscape in the region, the paper highlights Sasol as a key player in the just transition efforts necessary for the sustainable development of Southern Africa. By recognizing Sasol's strategic position and capabilities, the research paper emphasizes the importance of leveraging companies like Sasol to spearhead the transition towards sustainable energy and chemical practices in the region.