Eskom Unbundling
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From monopoly to market: Inside South Africa’s next phase of electricity reform
New report warns electricity reform hinges on execution, not policy
Standard Bank ready and willing to aid finance grid expansion
The effort, needed for renewable capacity to come online, will cost about R210 billion
Some more equal than others in South Africa’s economic tug of war
With labour seemingly sidelined in talks affecting the economy’s future, big business isn’t as hard done by as some believe
Eskom’s transmission company up and running soon, says Makwana
Eskom’s board chair was speaking on a panel about the country’s energy crisis at the South Africa Investment Conference on Thursday
Pravin Gordhan: ‘This job requires resilience’
In an interview, the public enterprises minister outlined the challenges implicit in turning around state-owned entities
It’s clear that state-owned entities can’t be turned around by politics
With Eskom and most other entities in states of disrepair, the relevance of the department of public enterprises is questioned
Eskom moving away from monopoly it has held for 99 years, De Ruyter says
Eskom’s unbundling is underway, with the transmission unit of the utility set to be operational in 2022 as a wholly owned subsidiary
Q&A Sessions: ‘I cannot fix Eskom. But we can fix this’ — André de Ruyter
Meet the father, the cook and the chief executive of Eskom, who wakes up at 3am and writes speeches. André de Ruyter speaks to Athandiwe Saba about the future of the power…
Ramaphosa unveils policy amendments to help struggling Eskom
Lifting the cap on private power generation is aimed at ‘easing Eskom pressure’. Producers won’t need a Nersa licence, but still require other permits