“Brighter Days Ahead: Eskom’s Transformation Paves the Way for a Sustainable South Africa”
Eskom's Transformation Paves the Way for a Sustainable South Africa
Eskom's Transformation Paves the Way for a Sustainable South Africa
Stage 4 load shedding will kick in from 05:00 and continue indefinitely.
Load shedding will be increased due to breakdowns at Camden, Kendal, Lethabo and Majuba power stations.
The station's manager has to wear a bulletproof vest when walking the stations and is accompanied by two bodyguards.
We support the ANC President's call for Eskom to halt the implementation of the tariff increase in April.
It is unfair for South Africans to be subjected to high electricity prices amid rolling power cuts.
It will be an injury to our people if we implement this 18% increase now when we are going through load shedding.
Total unplanned outages currently sit at 14,372MW, significantly higher than Eskom's planning basis of 13,000MW.
A full statement will be published on Sunday.
The DA seeks to halt the implementation of Nersa's decision to hike tariffs.
All South Africans must unite to eliminate this corruption.
Soon enough stage 8 load shedding would become as normal as the current levels of rolling power cuts.
Eskom and Pravin Gordhan have until 20 January to respond to the letter to avoid legal action.
Over the course of this week, 14 generators are expected to return to service.
The regulator said the extreme decision sought to balance between the needs of Eskom and the consumer.
The regulator was initially given a deadline of 23 December 2022 to make a decision but was granted an extension.
Eskom will publish a further update as soon as there are significant changes.
The replacement of Eskom's two generators was expected to be completed in 2021, but was achieved due to delays.
Unit 1 of Matla Power Station will be shut down tonight to repair a boiler tube leak.
The power utility has been struggling to return several generating units which tripped to service.
Doctor's had found elevated levels of cyanide in his blood.
The regulator was previously required to make a decision by December 24.
Eskom will publish a further update as soon as there are significant changes.
The power utility said it would issue another update when it becomes necessary.
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