The Zest WEG Group has delivered 18 auxiliary transformers to Eskom’s new Kusile coal-fired power station near Witbank. This is part of an order placed in 2011 for a total of 42 auxiliary transformers, from 3 to 20 MVA, which will be supplied in consignments until 2016. It is one of the biggest orders the group has received for a single power station at one time.
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