R2 billion down the drain in Tshwane!
He said the two are national issues which need to be attended to.
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He said the two are national issues which need to be attended to.
The city’s council has approved the move for the capital city to begin a public participation process over 40-year leases for operating both the Rooiwal and Pretoria West power stations.
The Tshwane Municipality is offering 40-year leases to independent power producers to upgrade and manage the Rooiwal and Pretoria West power stations.
Earlier this year, the municipality appointed an energy task team to look into how the city could be independent from Eskom.
On Monday, officials from the municipality’s energy task team held a media briefing at the Rooiwal power station where they announced the city was looking at leasing the two stations to independent power producers.