Eskom CEO André de Ruyter has urged the CEOs of South Africa's private institutions to take advantage of electricity industry reforms, as the government works on solutions to end the power crisis. | Fin24
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter has urged the CEOs of South Africa's private institutions to take advantage of electricity industry reforms, as the government works on solutions to end the power crisis.The meeting, which was led by the JSE and Business Leadership South Africa , was attended by more than 70 private institutions.
Contributing to enabling polices in the energy and industrial sectors, as well as the fiscus and environment. The meetings will be extended to Cape Town and Durban, which both have large electricity users and potential investors., including the removal of licencing requirements for private energy projects.Eskom has also earmarked land next to its power stations n Mpumalanga for renewable energy projects.
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