Eskom Challenges Emission Control Costs in New Study

Eskom, recognized as the largest global emitter of sulfur dioxide, has released a study questioning the financial implications of implementing emission control technologies. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the utility's stance on the economic burden associated with installing equipment to curb emissions. The study suggests that the costs involved in reducing sulfur dioxide emissions may outweigh the benefits, prompting a debate on environmental and economic priorities. Eskom's position raises concerns about balancing environmental responsibilities with financial constraints, as the utility continues to navigate its role in global emission standards.