Eskom targets 1 000 MW as it launches cross-border standard purchase offer

South Africa’s electricity utility Eskom is aiming to contract for 1 000 MW of additional electricity imports from it regional neighbours using a cross-border standard offer programme (CBSOP), which was formally launched on October 18. The programme, Eskom says, is designed to simplify the procurement of energy from existing and new facilities in the region.
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