Cape Town eyes cheaper feed-in meters to cut cost of selling power back to the grid

Plans are afoot for the City of Cape Town to slash the cost of a specialised meter by more than half, so that customers can use it to feed power back to the municipal grid. This is according to Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, who on Friday was speaking at Daily Maverick’s annual event, The Gathering.
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