Eskom has announced that Unit 2 at the Kusile Power Station has attained commercial operation status, and now contributes up to 800-MW to the South African power grid. This becomes the second unit at Kusile, to enter commercial operation, with Unit 1 having attained commercial operation status in 2017.

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