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FUTURE IMPERFECT

20th June 2025

By: Darlene Creamer

     

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The immediate threat of the so-called ‘gas cliff’ may be mitigated through a proposed move by Sasol to divert some methane-rich gas, produced synthetically from coal, to industrial consumers until 2030. This will come at a higher cost than current imports from southern Mozambique, but should extend the supply plateau from 2028 to 2030. There is still little certainty what will happen thereafter, though.

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