Eskom seeks a consultant to conduct a feasibility study for repurposing the cooling towers at Komati Power Station. The study aims to evaluate potential uses and benefits of the existing infrastructure, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.
Eskom is inviting expressions of interest from qualified consultants to support a feasibility study focused on the repurposing of the cooling towers at Komati Power Station. This initiative is part of Eskom's broader strategy to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability in energy production. The consultant will be tasked with assessing the structural integrity, potential environmental impacts, and economic viability of repurposing the cooling towers for alternative uses, such as renewable energy generation or water storage.
The scope of the study includes conducting site assessments, stakeholder consultations, and detailed reporting on findings and recommendations. The consultant will also need to provide insights into regulatory compliance and potential funding opportunities for the proposed projects. This study is crucial for Eskom to explore innovative solutions that align with national energy goals and contribute to a greener future. Interested parties should have relevant experience in feasibility studies, environmental assessments, and energy sector consultancy.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms with expertise in energy systems, environmental assessments, and infrastructure repurposing. Businesses with a proven track record in conducting feasibility studies and a strong understanding of regulatory frameworks in the energy sector are encouraged to apply.
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