While Eskom previously said load-shedding would continue for 18 months, Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe yesterday told Parliament that it’s expected to continue for a minimum of two years. However mining and energy advisor Ted Blom, says different.
South Africa has made steady progress in stabilising its electricity system over the past three years, with private investment accelerating, load shedding easing and new market reforms beginning to take hold. A new report, Policy to power: 10...
As Africa intensifies efforts to close the energy access gap and accelerate sustainable development, a dedicated discussion panel on Mini-Grids and Decentralised Energy Supply will take a prominent role at the 19th edition of the Africa Energy...
Eskom’s recovery continues to yield results as the power utility records some 260 days without the implementation of load shedding. The sustained progress stems from implementation of the Generation Recovery Plan, government’s Energy Action Plan...