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Considering the financial mess in which Eskom finds itself, it should consider exploring so-called 'transition credits', says Nick Hedley.

There's a new way for South Africa's defunct national power utility to raise funding: So-called 'transition credits'. Considering the financial mess Eskom is in, it's an option worth exploring.

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