Monetising of South Africa's economically unmineable coal highlighted

New coal mines will have to be developed in South Africa as existing mines exhaust reserves, while State-owned power utility Eskom, petrochemicals giant Sasol and new independent power produces (IPPs) must expand alternative production. This is according to South African mining and minerals solutions company African Carbon Energy (Africary), which is headed by South African Underground Coal Gasification Association director Johan Brand.

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