Renewables

Proposed South African Nuclear Plant Faces Scrutiny Over Squid Fishery

Eskom’s planned 5,200-megawatt facility at Thyspunt must undergo detailed environmental studies, with fishing communities and other residents invited to participate in the assessment.

By Clement Abayomi3 min read25th October, 2026

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Proposed South African Nuclear Plant Faces Scrutiny Over Squid Fishery

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