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INTRODUCTION
SASOL AT A
GLANCE
DRIVING SUSTAINABLE
VALUE CREATION
EXECUTING
STRATEGY
DELIVERING
BUSINESS VALUE
SUMMARISED FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
SUSTAINABILITY
REPORT
REMUNERATION
REPORT
ASSURANCE /
ADMINISTRATION
100MW
CMD target:
GROW AND TRANSFORM CONTINUED
Business building continued
Progress against our renewable NC
energy commitments
HC
Renewables in focus
From strategy to delivery
Sasol is among the largest purchasers of renewable energy in
South Africa, supporting the country’s just energy transition. In
FY26, Sasol secured a total of 1,37GW of RE of which 1,2GW
is to support internal consumption, and 165 to service external
customers including the strategic partnership with Discovery
Green through Ampli energy. As a result, Sasol delivered on
our initial 1,2GW commitment ahead of schedule and remains
on track to achieve its revised 2GW ambition by 2030, as
outlined in May 2025 at the Capital Markets Day (CMD).
300MW
120MW
~2GW
3MW
RE online by
FY30
50MW
98MW
To date, ~510MW is operational which is inclusive of the
97,5MW Damlaagte PV Facility which achieved commercial
operation in August 2025, and the 330MW from the
Impofu wind cluster which achieved commercial operation in
June 2026. In February 2026, Sasol achieved financial close
on an additional 300MW hybrid solar and 660MWh battery
energy storage system, further diversifying the technology
mix – this is currently under construction, with commercial
operation planned for 2028.
140MW
10MW
50MW
100MW
330MW
These projects are key enablers of Sasol’s decarbonisation
roadmap and its ambition to reduce CO₂ emissions from
Secunda operations by 30% by 2030. The aggregated
emissions reduction, based on displacing coal generated
electricity in our Sasolburg and Secunda operations in FY26
is recorded at ~0,35Mt CO2, associated with the allocation of
RE online during the year.
69MW
510MW OPERATIONAL
Unlocking renewable energy access for all
860MW IN CONSTRUCTION
FC
Operationalisation of the strategic partnership between Sasol and
Discovery Green (a Discovery Limited initiative).
The Damlaagte and Impofu renewable energy projects are
delivering significant socioeconomic benefits across the
Free State and Eastern Cape, combining large-scale clean
energy generation with meaningful community upliftment.
Between them nearly ~4 000 jobs were created during
construction, prioritising local employment from surrounding
communities, while also upskilling individuals through targeted
training programmes that leave a lasting legacy of employability
in the renewable energy sector. The projects also drove longterm community development through initiatives focused
on education, childcare, infrastructure, and social inclusion,
demonstrating a strong commitment to shared value and
sustainable regional development.
The launch of Ampli Energy, a renewable energy solution designed for
small, medium and micro enterprises, continued to gain positive market
traction during FY26, supported by a growing customer waiting list.
Early adopters have been receiving renewable energy benefits since
August 2025, with supply currently capped at approximately 15MW.
*
In February 2026, Sasol and Discovery Green entered
into a 150MW power purchase agreement to support
the Ampli Energy market, strengthening the platform’s
ability to expand access to renewable energy and
broadening Sasol’s participation in third-party energy
markets, with energy being available in 2028 onwards.
~1,37GW
>R4bn*
>10mt*
Secured via PPAs
and self-builds
Projected cumulative reduction in
electricity costs (2025 – 2030)
Projected cumulative scope 2 GHG
reduction (2025 – 2030)
Based on 757MW RE communicated at CMD
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