Exxaro is the largest provider of coal to Eskom, and Eskom says all its suppliers will be given the necessary permits to ensure SA’s energy security during the lockdown
Exxaro Group’s Inyanda Coal Mine in Witbank. Picture: ROBERT TSHABALALA
In an update released to the market on Friday, Exxaro said it would be able to continue with its production activities during the 21-day lockdown, subject to the approval of an application that demonstrates that these activities are essential. This will, however, this will be subject to Covid-19 responses in those markets, which may prevent the delivery of coal, Exxaro said.
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