Former Eskom COO Jan Oberholzer to leave the power utility at the end of July

Former Eskom COO is set to leave the utility at the end of this month. File photo.
Former Eskom COO is set to leave the utility at the end of this month. File photo.
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Former Eskom COO Jan Oberholzer is set to leave the power utility at the end of July.

Eskom said on Monday that it had parted way with Oberholzer by mutual agreement.

“His last day with Eskom will be July 31 2023. Mr Oberholzer was on a fixed-term contract to provide support to the Koeberg nuclear power station long-term operation (LTO) and Kusile power station projects,” it said.

The utility expressed gratitude to Oberholzer for his dedicated service, expertise and valuable contribution during his tenure.

“We wish him well in his future endeavours.”

Oberholzer reportedly retired at the end of April this year but subsequently signed a contract to stay at the utility to provide support to the Koeberg nuclear power station and Kusile power station projects.

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