Sasol seeks independent review of CREA report on Secunda emissions health impacts

By Public Technologies
  • Sasol challenged a CREA report linking Secunda emissions to major health and economic impacts, calling for independent verification of the findings.
  • A third-party review will test the emissions inventory, modelling assumptions, source attribution, health impact calculations, baseline data, uncertainty ranges.
  • It cited a 2023 SO2 appeal where an independent review found methodological differences that influenced CREA’s conclusions; the minister granted Sasol’s appeal.
  • Since 2015, it reported investing more than R9.5 billion in emission-abatement projects, targeting compliance with Minimum Emission Standards.


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