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The agreement also concludes US and South African probes into McKinsey’s work for another South African state-owned company, power giant Eskom Holdings.
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The City of Cape Town has taken its first leap toward energy sustainability by awarding the tender for its very first solar plant, the groundbreaking Atlantis Solar Photovoltaic Plant.
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Extortionists posing as Eskom employees were out in full force in Simon’s Town recently, targeting a local farmer and his employees with a ruse about a problematic prepaid electricity box.
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Joburgers buckle under new R200 electricity surcharge, Alec Baldwin’s manslaughter trial set to begin, BMW’s first electric cars are future classics, and Ramaphosa’s load shedding warning.
This could mean that a household with an average electricity consumption of 900kWh per month could see their bill increase by R1,600 per month.
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The head of the Nigerian electricity regulator said tariff increases would “end grid collapses and bring investment into the sector”. Sounds familiar.
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This brazen and ‘illuminating’ remark was made in Afrikaans during the debate last Tuesday to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State Of The Nation Address (SONA).
In addition to the Cash for Power campaign, the city has established a voluntary Power Heroes initiative for residents who agree to let the metro switch off their geysers remotely during high-demand hours.
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“Just how green are electric vehicles when they are powered primarily by coal and diesel?”
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Solar is making a more self-reliant future for you and your family a lot easier.
“For a town that depends on tourism, not being subjected to load-shedding is life-changing.”
The load-shedding schedule app made a lekker little summary of some of the key data regarding the rotational power cuts in 2023.
Instead of laying the blame for load-shedding at the door of ‘affluent South Africans’ and their bourgeois habit of using fans to cool themselves, how about blaming the useless politicians and tenderpreneurs who destroyed the utility in the first place?