The study explores the employment and economic implications of transitioning from coal to renewable energy in South Africa. It aims to ensure a just transition by assessing the necessary changes in employment, skills, and re-skilling strategies, while also drawing lessons from other countries’ successful transitions away from coal.
A Just Energy Transition in South Africa: Socio-economic needs and the positive impacts of a future low-carbon economy
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