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Eskom collapse warning

Eskom collapse warning Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa warned that Eskom is at risk of collapse if its debt problem is not addressed. Ramokgopa referred to South African municipalities owing Eskom R78 billion, which is increasing at an alarming rate. He said this problem must be urgently addressed to protect the power utility’s ability […]

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Eskom Tariffs and Charges

2024/2025 Price Increase The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has determined the following tariff increase to be applied to the Eskom direct customer tariff charges and to the Eskom tariffs applicable to local authorities (municipal): Customer category Percentage increase Local authority tariff charges: 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025 12,72% Eskom direct

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Eskom applies electricity tariff increase

Eskom applies electricity tariff increase The price of electricity will increase this week, following Eskom’s implementation of its new electricity tariff of between 12.72% and 12.74%.  This after the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) determined the increases in December last year. The increases are as follows: Local authority tariff charges: 1 July 2024 –

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Eskom implements indefinite Stage 6 power cuts

Eskom implements indefinite Stage 6 power cuts An illuminated signboard on display outside the Eskom Regional Office in Braamfontein, Johannesburg during rolling blackouts. AFP   JOHANNESBURG – Stage 6 rolling blackouts are now being implemented indefinitely. Eskom says this is due to unit breakdowns at the Arnot, Hendrina, Lethabo and Majuba power stations, as well as two units

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South Africans have realised that no one is coming to help: economist

South Africans have realised that no one is coming to help: economist Self-generation of electricity by South African businesses and households is likely to reduce rolling blackouts without compromising the state power utility’s business model, according to the continent’s biggest bank. As much as 1,000 megawatts of additional generating capacity from privately owned auxiliary power

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Startup is Recycling Solar Panels Turning Waste into Valuable Material

Startup is Recycling Solar Panels Turning Waste into Valuable Material n American firm called Solar Cycle is transforming broken solar panels from landfill waste to valuable raw materials—perfect for making more solar panels. Copper, aluminum, silver, and silicon are all recovered from panels at the end of their lifecycle, with the company’s new recycling method

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