Business Day TV spoke to Tshepo Kgadima, independent economic & energy analyst
24 October 2023 - 20:46
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The income that Eskom and municipalities earn from electricity sales has taken a knock amid a rapid uptake of alternative energy solutions. Eskom meanwhile is exploring feed-in tariffs to overcome the potential losses. Business Day TV spoke to Tshepo Kgadima, independent economic & energy analyst about the move to alternative power, and the impact it has on the utility and consumers.
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Business Day TV spoke to Tshepo Kgadima, independent economic & energy analyst
The income that Eskom and municipalities earn from electricity sales has taken a knock amid a rapid uptake of alternative energy solutions. Eskom meanwhile is exploring feed-in tariffs to overcome the potential losses. Business Day TV spoke to Tshepo Kgadima, independent economic & energy analyst about the move to alternative power, and the impact it has on the utility and consumers.
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