Top read this week | Eskom’s Ingula hydro-power plant running at 25% below capacity
Construction of the Ingula scheme started in 2005 and was initially scheduled to start operations in 2012. Picture: SUPPLIED
The deepest power cuts in more than a decade this month, imposed by cash-strapped, state-owned Eskom, reduced the chances of the continent’s most-industrialised economy posting a stronger recovery from last year’s recession. Eskom is battling to meet demand and is considered one of the country’s biggest risks.
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