Company Response
Seriti Resources' response
Seriti Resources' response is attached
This is a response to
Shaping the energy transition: Corporate influence on climate policy in South Africa
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S. Africa: Report alleges that major corporations and industry associations have been threatening the just transition by undermining the government’s ability to implement effective climate policies
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The Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG)’s non-response to allegations of lobbying government to undermine corporate polices over the last two decades
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Central Energy Fund's non-response
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Eskom's response
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Industrial Development Corporation (IDC)'s non-response
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Industry Task Team on Climate Change's non response
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The Chemical and Allied Industries’ Association non-response to allegations of lobbying government to undermine corporate polices over the last two decades
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Anglo American Platinum's non-response
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The Minerals Council of South Africa's response
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TotalEnergies's response
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Sasol's Response
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South African Iron Steel Institute's response
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ArcelorMittal's response
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Business Unity South Africa's response
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Fuel Industry Association of South Africa's response
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Seriti Resources' response
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Energy Council of South Africa's response
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Thungela Resources' Response
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Corporate influence has over two decades hindered climate policy development; report
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Shaping the energy transition: Corporate influence on climate policy in South Africa
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Industry Task Team on Climate Change's non response
Available languages: English -
Anglo American Platinum's non-response
Available languages: English -
Eskom's response
Available languages: English -
The Energy Intensive Users Group (EIUG)’s non-response to allegations of lobbying government to undermine corporate polices over the last two decades
Available languages: English -
The Chemical and Allied Industries’ Association non-response to allegations of lobbying government to undermine corporate polices over the last two decades
Available languages: English -
Central Energy Fund's non-response
Available languages: English -
TotalEnergies's response
Available languages: English -
The Minerals Council of South Africa's response
Available languages: English -
Sasol's Response
Available languages: English -
Business Unity South Africa's response
Available languages: English -
Fuel Industry Association of South Africa's response
Available languages: English -
ArcelorMittal's response
Available languages: English -
South African Iron Steel Institute's response
Available languages: English -
Seriti Resources' response
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Energy Council of South Africa's response
Available languages: English -
Thungela Resources' Response
Available languages: English
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