Baker & McKenzie and Norton Rose are among a raft of firms advising on a major South Africa renewables initiative which has seen the country's government sign deals with 28 independent power producers. Earlier this week $5.4bn (£3.4bn) worth of contracts between the South African Government, state power provider Eskom and independent power producers were signed after 28 bidders were approved in the first of a three-phase negotiation process.
November 08, 2012 at 08:11 AM
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Baker & McKenzie and Norton Rose are among a raft of firms advising on a major South Africa renewables initiative which has seen the country’s government sign deals with 28 independent power producers.
Earlier this week $5.4bn (£3.4bn) worth of contracts between the South African Government, state power provider Eskom and independent power producers were signed after 28 bidders were approved in the first of a three-phase negotiation process.
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