January 27th — According to a report by "Africa Brief" on January 24th, Germany announced plans to provide €720 million in new climate financing to support South Africa's transition away from coal. If this commitment materializes, Germany's total support for South Africa's energy transition will reach approximately €2.68 billion, making it one of South Africa's most significant bilateral climate financing partners. Chempricehub Analysis: Polyaluminum Chloride, Bull-Bear Score: 1.5 Germany's provision of €720 million in new climate financing to support South Africa's transition away from coal is expected to drive investments in environmental protection and water treatment infrastructure, increasing the demand for polyaluminum chloride and thereby exerting a strong positive impact on spot prices. Polyacrylamide, Bull-Bear Score: 1.5 South Africa's energy transition plan, backed by German funding, is likely to boost demand for water pollution control and industrial applications, raising the spot price of polyacrylamide, with significant positive implications.