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South Africa Scraps License Rules For Private Power Generators

SOUTH AFRICA

Ramaphosa Says South Africa is facing a national energy crisis and that the country will fundamentally transform energy industry:

  • S. Africa aims to improve Eskom capacity, raise pvt generation
  • S. Africa facing electricity shortage of 6,000 mw
  • S. Africa making progress on tackling sabotage, theft at eskom
  • S. Africa taking additional measures to ensure energy security
  • S. Africa's Eskom to increase budget for critical maintenance
  • S. Africa's Eskom plans steps to add new generating capacity
  • Eskom to buy surplus capacity from independent power producers
  • S. Africa's Eskom to import more power from neighboring states
  • S. Africa's Eskom plans program to encourage efficient power use
  • S. Africa to use climate funding to invest in power grid
  • S. Africa treasury working on sustainable solution to eskom debt
  • S. Africa to double new capacity procured through bid window 6
  • S. Africa plans rfp for battery storage by sept; gas thereafter
  • S. Africa removes threshold for embedded power generation
  • S. Africa plans special legislation on generation capacity
  • Ramaphosa says Eskom is `too big to fail' (All BBG)
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