SA power crisis forces review of smelter timing

Issue 135 - 28 Mar 2008 | 3 minute read

Rio Tinto Alcan, key investor in the Coega industrial zone, is rethinking its timetable in the light of South Africa’s power crisis. But private power provider IPSA Group is confident it can meet its needs.

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