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South Africa faces 'decade' of load shedding without gas: warning

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Eskom has failed to adequately invest in new power plants, says Wartsila. Wind and solar power will not be enough until at least 2032, the company says. The country needs to install as much as $8-billion in new gas-fired power plants.

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South Africa faces 'decade' of load shedding without gas: warning

Finland's Wartsila expects South Africa to face electricity outages for at least another decade unless it installs as much as $8-billion of gas-fired generation.

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