
In this insightful Mining Indaba TV interview, Rentia van Tonder, Head of Power, Client Coverage at Standard Bank Group, shares key takeaways from her panel discussion on the role of coal, uranium, and renewables in Africa’s energy mix. She discusses Standard Bank’s outlook for the power sector and provides an investor’s perspective on the future of energy in Africa. Rentia also explores what is needed to future-proof the African mining industry and ensure sustainable growth.
Don’t miss this valuable discussion on the power sector’s role in shaping Africa’s mining future.

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