Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi visited the Solar Gas Turbines Project in Alexandra on Sunday, promising to power up Gauteng's townships.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said he’ll light up Alexandra township with solar panels before the end of his term.The one Mega Watt solar power plant is expected to supply electricity to nearly 500 households in Alexandra township.
Lesufi also visited the Johnware Substation, Johannesburg to check on the progress made on refurbishments and upgrades.However, the process has already begun with the replacement of old cables and installation of new valves. The substation’s engine is also due to be replaced. Gauteng, we are proud from next month, we are bringing back this power station to life to deliver the much needed electricity to the people of Gauteng. Less talk, more work!
The power utility said it would once again implement Stage 2 at the same time on Monday until 5 am on Tuesday.
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