South African state-owned energy company Eskom remains in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
With load-shedding said to begin imminently, and the energy regulator said to be altering its system of deciding electricity prices, a move which will further inhibit Eskom's ability to recoup costs and repay its debt.
According to the independent Centre for the Research on Energy and clean air, it produces more sulphur dioxide than the US and EU combined.
Speaking to Radio Islam International, Lauri Myllyvirta argued that this was not the case 10 years ago.