Speaking to CapeTalk on Monday morning, David Walwyn, a University of Pretoria professor of technology management, said that available evidence showed that the situation at Eskom was indicative of it having lost control of its coal-fired power stations.
CAPE TOWN - Technology management researcher, David Walwyn, said that alleged criminal elements at Eskom power stations must be driven out for the power utility to function optimally.
Walwyn recently penned a News24 opinion piece titled Fixing Eskom requires cleansing the sector of the 'energy mafia'. Speaking to CapeTalk on Monday morning, Walwyn, a University of Pretoria professor of technology management, said that available evidence showed that the situation at Eskom was indicative of it having lost control of its coal-fired power stations."There are 15 coal-fired power stations and I think every single one has been infiltrated by these criminal elements.
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