Wednesday, 30 November 2011 10:01
Tough to find balance between affordability and the need to expand {writer: Staff reporter}
Severe increases in South African electricity tariffs, and the failure to generate sufficient electricity to meet demand are literally putting the country out of business. Furthermore, it is posing a serious threat to the aims of the government’s New Growth Path economic growth strategy, as illustrated by plans to shift the construction of a ferrochrome smelter from Rustenburg in the North West province to China because Eskom could not provide sufficient power until 2018.
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