s - French state-controlled utility EDF is ready to take part in a tender offer for nuclear plants in South Africa, an EDF official said on Wednesday.
South Africa wants to build 9.6 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2030, but the government has delayed tendering for new nuclear power stations after requests for consultation and discussions made it impossible to start the process by the end of September as initially planned.
At present, South Africa has only one nuclear power station: Eskom's Koeberg facility outside Cape Town. File picture: Bruce Sutherland, City of Cape Town. Credit: SUPPLIED
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“We are ready to take part in the tender,” Simone Rossi, head of EDF's international division, told reporters at a presentation of the utility's projects in Africa.
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South African utility Eskom operates two French-built pressurised water nuclear reactors that generate about five percent of the country's electricity.
“We are ready to take part in the tender,” Simone Rossi, head of EDF's international division, told reporters at a presentation of the utility's projects in Africa.
Read also: Energy Department wants Eskom to run nuclear plant
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South African utility Eskom operates two French-built pressurised water nuclear reactors that generate about five percent of the country's electricity.
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