WATCH: Eskom hopes to keep the lights on this winter
Business Day TV speaks to energy expert Chris Yelland
05 May 2025 - 17:37
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Eskom’s Megawatt Park headquarters in Johannesburg. Picture: BLOOMBERG/WALDO SWIEGERS
Eskom is hopeful that it can provide a stable electricity supply during the coming winter months, as the grid has been bolstered by the return of a number of generation units. Business Day TV spoke to energy expert Chris Yelland for his take on the situation.
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WATCH: Eskom hopes to keep the lights on this winter
Business Day TV speaks to energy expert Chris Yelland
Eskom is hopeful that it can provide a stable electricity supply during the coming winter months, as the grid has been bolstered by the return of a number of generation units. Business Day TV spoke to energy expert Chris Yelland for his take on the situation.
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