South Africa: Landlords Tackle Energy Crunch

Johannesburg — WITH SA's power crisis not letting up, retail property landlords are moving to assist their retailers in reducing power use and finding ways for them to continue operations during load shedding.

Old Mutual Investment Group Property Investments said on Monday that it and the management of shopping centres in its property portfolio were confident of achieving a further 20% reduction in power use, the same as required of the hospitality industry. "With co-operation, we believe this can be achieved with minimum impact on retailers and their service to customers," the group said.

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