Renewable energy company Mainstream Renewable Power and sustainable infrastructure investment company Actis have signed an agreement to sell renewable energy independent power producer Lekela Power to diversified investments company Infinity Group and multilateral financial institution the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). “This planned exit reflects the successful culmination of Mainstream’s and Actis’ partnership strategy for Lekela, with the platform consisting of a leading management team, over 1 GW of fully operational assets and significant growth prospects,” the companies said on July 18.
Eskom confirmed that load-shedding will be kept at Stage 2 between 16:00 and midnight from Monday to Thursday. At the moment, Stage 1 is planned from Friday to Monday, also between 16:00 and midnight.
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