The Metro has called for industries such as factories, automotive and the manufacturing sector, to reduce by at least 20% electricity usage per day. This is only applicable whenThe Metro says it had no option but to take the step of reducing high power usage. Industries affected include the automotive sector which is seen as the backbone of the province’s economy.
“What we’re doing, we are trying our best to mitigate the situation under the circumstances. Our main role is to make sure that big business and industry are able to stay afloat. Secondly we are able to make sure that we keep the lights on for the entire city hence the 20% shedding we are expecting from big industry. We now started the process of curtailment.”The local currency has also suffered due to the on-going electricity cuts.
The CEO of Border Kei Chamber, Lizelle Maurice says the move by the Metro could turn away prospective investors.
Ok...more unemployment.
I’m gradually making more earnings now in my trades but with the aid of a trader that was recommended and now I'm recommending her to y'all EliDonovan01
Lol but I am paying for the service, TF you mean clamping down?.
Behind every successful person there's always a helper Austin_Netzley1 is the person behind my success story he helped me earn R500,000. thanks for restoring my hope once again Austin_Netzley1
South Africa South Africa Latest News, South Africa South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Source: SABCNews - 🏆 37. / 51 Read more »