The US Export-Import Bank is to sign a US$2 billion deal with South Africa to fund a green energy scheme in the electricity-short country, the bank\'s chief said on Monday.
\"We are signing an agreement tomorrow for US$2 billion for renewable energy exports from the US to South Africa,\" the bank\'s president Fred Hochberg told reporters.
\"South Africa has one of the most forward-reaching energy policies in terms of diversity in power,\" he said.
\"We are signing tomorrow and it goes into effect immediately,\" he added.
\"We are signing an agreement tomorrow for US$2 billion for renewable energy exports from the US to South Africa,\" the bank\'s president Fred Hochberg told reporters.
\"South Africa has one of the most forward-reaching energy policies in terms of diversity in power,\" he said.
\"We are signing tomorrow and it goes into effect immediately,\" he added.