The generator sets were now being transported by road to the R2.24-billion project, where civil construction got under way in August 2014. The construction of the power station was on schedule and within budget and it was expected to be fully operational before the end of the year. The engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract was executed by a consortium comprising WBHO and PB Power, while TSK was the main subcontractor. Gigajoule International CEO Johan de Vos said the power station was a “great example of the huge potential” of natural gas as feedstock for power generation in Southern Africa.
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