Lupus
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What you afraid we gonna hunt you down?? But wow that's not a lot of shedding
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What you afraid we gonna hunt you down?? But wow that's not a lot of shedding
Come back to SA next week, settle and then check to see if the City Power acquaintance is still there?
Did you get the part where he is already two weeks without power or am I being rude to expect a little bit of urgency?
For us once a month max if at S2, twice if S3, and since we're sleeping then we've decided not to sweat the small stuff.Don't you guys in JHB just love a good 4 hour slot at stage 2, what a time to be alive
Didn't last long to lose 2GW of coal again, I see the new turbines at Koeberg unit 1 working splendidly at 850MW, 120MW less than nameplate capacity:
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Maybe the reduced demand will save us. Probably cycling between 2/3 instead of 0/2.Story heading for S4 again?
336 hour slot so farDon't you guys in JHB just love a good 4 hour slot at stage 2, what a time to be alive
I wonder if a class action lawsuit is possible336 hour slot so far
I heard class action lawsuits are not allowed in South Africa. Why haven't we seen them before or have we?I wonder if a class action lawsuit is possible
Not sureI heard class action lawsuits are not allowed in South Africa. Why haven't we seen them before or have we?
Class actions follow a two stage process in South Africa. A certification application is the first stage. South African law requires that before a class action may be instituted the potential plaintiffs must obtain permission, from a court, resulting in certification of the class.
Against what?I wonder if a class action lawsuit is possible
CP. Some of this is clearly negligence, no attempt to communicate conditions to you and they're obliged to serveAgainst what?
Could even be criminal (unconstitutional), so CP execs can be jailed.CP. Some of this is clearly negligence, no attempt to communicate conditions to you and they're obliged to serve