WATCH: How load-shedding is affecting municipal infrastructure
Business Day TV talks to Vally Padayachee, a former COO of City Power JHB and former Eskom generation executive manager
06 July 2022 - 22:49
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The National Planning Commission says an “energy emergency” should be declared to accelerate the delivery of new generation capacity. Business Day TV spoke to Vally Padayachee, a former COO of City Power in Johannesburg and former Eskom generation executive manager for a look at the impact of load-shedding on municipalities and their role in the economy.
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WATCH: How load-shedding is affecting municipal infrastructure
Business Day TV talks to Vally Padayachee, a former COO of City Power JHB and former Eskom generation executive manager
The National Planning Commission says an “energy emergency” should be declared to accelerate the delivery of new generation capacity. Business Day TV spoke to Vally Padayachee, a former COO of City Power in Johannesburg and former Eskom generation executive manager for a look at the impact of load-shedding on municipalities and their role in the economy.
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