City Power’s R6.7bn capex plan prioritises network stability, smart meters
Engineering News – ONLINE
20 June 2013
Johannesburg’s electricity utility City Power has confirmed that it will invest R6.7-billion over the coming three years in a bid to improve network stability, roll-out of smart meters and electrify areas that remain unconnected.
It was confirmed in May that City Power, which has been criticised for service disruptions, poor maintenance systems and under investing in the network, would also receive an operating allocation of R13.2-billion for the three-year period. Read more.
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