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Solar users should not register with Eskom or municipalities, says OUTA
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has rejected recent demands by Eskom and certain municipalities that households register their small-scale solar installations, calling the requirements impractical, irrational and unfair. The…
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Five energy market realities in 2026
If you ever find yourself sitting around a C-suite industry dinner table, you’ll soon notice that since the recent-ish abolition of loadshedding (long may it last!),the energy conversation is generally filled…
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Government debunks fake Stage 6 loadshedding posts on social media
The South African government has dismissed as “false and misleading” social media claims that Stage 6 loadshedding will resume on 10 January.
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Eskom accelerates smart meter installation, targeting Philippi this weekend
Eskom is enhancing smart meter installations in Western Cape, offering free upgrades to improve electricity grid efficiency and customer monitoring.
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SIU freezes assets of Eskom official in R54 million tender scandal
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has struck a significant blow against corruption at the power utility Eskom, obtaining a preservation order to freeze assets linked to an employee accused of…
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Nuclear Power Plant near Gansbaai: Save Bantamsklip
A notice regarding an Environmental Authorisation Process for the proposed Eskom Nuclear Power Plant at Bantamsklip has residents up in arms.
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Kabeldiewe laat Wellington-boere in die donker
Boere in Wellington ervaar langdurige kragonderbrekings weens kabeldiefstal. Eskom werk hard om dit te herstel, terwyl plaaslike sekuriteit misdadigers vasvang en samewerking met die polisie verbeter.
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SA’s energy sector must think local
South Africa is navigating an energy challenge characterised by intermittent load reduction or shedding, ageing infrastructure and limited generation capacity. The country also faces a transmission backlog that affects the…
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Cape Town secures court victory in battle against electricity tariff delays
The North Gauteng High Court has handed Cape Town a significant victory in its ongoing battle against delayed electricity tariff decisions, adopting the City’s proposals to impose strict new timelines…
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Municipal debt crisis: Eskom owed R102 billion as government scrambles for solutions
South Africa’s Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, has revealed the staggering extent of municipal debt to state power utility Eskom, with overdue amounts reaching R102 billion as of July 2025 –…
