The number of power stations experiencing a shortage of coal has decreased from seven to six, but there is still concern that this shortage may affect Eskom’s production.
With the coming winter months and increased demand for electricity, the power supplier is seriously looking for new coal suppliers.
This follows the Gupta controlled Tegeta coal mine’s corruption scandal, and further rumors that Eskom can not pay current suppliers in time.
The entity has assured consumers that there will be no power outages, but there is still a possibility as a result of maladministration and corruption that is continually paralyzing Eskom.
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