Initiatives being coordinated under the aegis of the National Energy Crisis Committee (NECOM) will seek to add about 8 800 MW of capacity to the South Africa’s electricity supply during the course of 2023 in an effort to reduce the intensity of loadshedding, a senior official from the NECOM secretariat has confirmed. In a briefing to editors, head of the project management office in the private of the President Rudi Dicks, who is also heading the NECOM secretariat, indicated that the additions do not include any success Eskom may have in recovering the performance of its coal fleet.
News
You are here: Home1 / News2 / Industry News3 / NECOM outlines plan for adding and recovering 8 800 MW in 2023
You might also like
INDUSTRY NEWS
- Salga energy head calls for post-election review of free basic electricity schemeMay 14, 2024 - 4:04 pm
- Kinetiko thrilled with successful onshore gas-to-power demonstration in South AfricaMay 14, 2024 - 1:05 pm
- EWSETA, partners to advance women in electrical, renewable energy fields in LimpopoMay 13, 2024 - 5:05 pm
WHERE TO FIND US
Address
9 Yellow Street
Botshabelo Industrial Area
Botshabelo, Free State
Call / Email Us
Tel: +27 (0) 51 534 1651
Email: info@transfix.co.za