South African judge blocks nuclear procurement

Judge blocks South African nuclear procurement

posted by Francis Churchill

27 April 2017

A high court judge ruled to set aside the procurement process for South Africa’s new nuclear power plants.

He said the government’s decision in 2016 to ask Eskom Holdings to procure an additional 9.6GW of nuclear energy was unconstitutional because there was no public consultation.

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