South Africa: Eskom Clarifies Dispute With Koeberg Contractor

South Africa’s utility Eskom ordered to pay over $55mn to Framatome in Koeberg NPP dispute

South Africa’s state-owned power utility Eskom has been ordered by the Western Cape High Court to pay nearly ZAR1bn ($55mn) to French company Framatome over delays in replacing steam generators at the Koeberg nuclear power plant.

South Africa: Eskom Clarifies Dispute With Koeberg Contractor

[SAnews.gov.za] Eskom has confirmed that the two contractual disputes with Koeberg Nuclear Power Station contractor, Framatome, are being addressed through an agreed resolution process.

Eskom clarifies dispute with Koeberg contractor

Eskom has confirmed that the two contractual disputes with Koeberg Nuclear Power Station contractor, Framatome, are being addressed through an agreed resolution process. This after media reports that the French […] The post Eskom clarifies dispute with Koeberg contractor appeared first on Cape Business News.

Eskom retracts R343m diesel spend error following query - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

Eskom has issued a correction to its 18 July weekly Power Alert statement, which incorrectly showed that the power utility had spent an additional R343 million on diesel in one week. After SABC News’ data analysis found the error in the reported diesel spend, Eskom told SABC News that they will correct the error in their upcoming Power Alert on 25 July. Eskom reportedly spent R5.897 billion on diesel to generate 49 GWh of energy between 1 April …