The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse is suing the National Energy Regulator of South Africa over the distribution licences it granted Karpowership, saying the potential deal is like “shooting an ant with a shotgun”.
Quoting Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage, Fick said the signing of a 20-year “emergency deal” is like “shooting an ant with a shotgun”. “You’re talking about 1,200MW. That will maybe change a stage of load-shedding. Karpowership is not the solution to the big energy crisis we have in South Africa.”
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