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South Africa’s Eskom lost 220 megawatts of power imports from Mozambique due to a technical fault, the power utility said on Tuesday, but added that a unit at its nuclear power station would resume operations.
“Eskom technicians are busy with repair work, which is expected to be completed within five days,” the utility said in a statement referring to the glitch at its Johannesburg substation that receives power from Mozambique.
Eskom, which is managing tight electricity supply in Africa’s most industrialised economy, said that Unit 2 at the Koeberg Power Station was due to be synchronised back into the grid on Tuesday, adding 930 MW of electricity capacity.
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