Repurposing Grootvlei power station into a sustainable and agricultural area A key challenge for South Africa is the transition in the electricity sector, seeking early investment in and preparing for mitigation in hard-to-mitigate sectors and addressing the economic and social consequences. Domestic coal fuelled 88% of South Africa’s electricity generation in 2019. The Just Energy Transition (JET) initiative addresses and solves both these and related challenges.South Africa, Grootvlei (Mpumalanga)ESKOM, the 100% state-owned electricity utility supplier, strongly supported by the government, mainly operates coal power stations, which have to be closed down in the future. One of them is the Grootvlei Power Station (PS). To support JET, ESKOM has indicated it wants collaboration with the Netherlands on the Grootvlei PS along two paths: a)	feasibility and preparation for climate-smart agriculture development land;b)	working towards an integrated JET approach for Grootvlei Power Station (PS).Therefore, this project will deliver:•	A proposal for a climate-smart, labour-intensive horticulture project on the Grootvlei PS site;•	A baseline analysis of the geographic, economic, institutional and environmental potential of the Grootvlei PS property.Including an analysis of and report on the (type of) jobs potential and training needs.