ALEXANDER PARKER: Here’s what is in the Treasury’s report on Eskom coal plants
Little surprise the report is stuck somewhere between the Treasury, the cabinet and the presidency
20 November 2023 - 05:00
As part of the National Treasury’s R247bn bailout of Eskom, finance minister Enoch Godongwana attached strict conditions. Among them was the obvious stuff, such as a freeze on new debt, a freeze on pay hikes and the unbundling of the entity.
The most interesting condition demanded that Eskom seek an independent assessment of the state of 15 of its coal-powered power stations...
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