Eskom denies cutting tariff proposal
By Kim Saulse
18 November 2009
Eskom has denied reports that it was considering dropping its proposed tariff increase by 10%.
The power utility said earlier that it planned to apply for 45% price increases in each of the next three years.
According to media reports, Eskom spokesperson Andrew Etzinger, says he does not know where the 10% speculation comes from.
He says they are still securing inputs on their proposals.
A final application will be submitted to the National Energy Regulator by next Friday.
18 November 2009
Eskom has denied reports that it was considering dropping its proposed tariff increase by 10%.
The power utility said earlier that it planned to apply for 45% price increases in each of the next three years.
According to media reports, Eskom spokesperson Andrew Etzinger, says he does not know where the 10% speculation comes from.
He says they are still securing inputs on their proposals.
A final application will be submitted to the National Energy Regulator by next Friday.
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