City Power said on Thursday load-shedding is putting a strain on its resources, with some substations unable to return during restorations.
City Power says load-shedding is putting too much strain on its resources, with some substations unable to return to normal after power is restored. Stock photo.City Power said on Thursday load-shedding was straining its resources, with some substations unable to return to normal after power is restored.“The past two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, were the worst, with most of our substations failing to switch on after restoration, with Randburg the hardest hit,” City Power said in a statement.
On Thursday afternoon, City Power teams were struggling with some of the substations that were still off.
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