High municipal electricity tariffs pose a serious threat to South Africa’s machinery and equipment manufacturing industries
The minister of energy announced that an implementation framework for a new oil refinery would be finalised this year
‘Given the vast scale of the depredations suffered by the SOEs, it’s clear that restoration will be a huge job’
Unions say renewables will cause unemployment but the state disagrees and mines will soon close
The top 10 defaulting municipalities owe Eskom billions, and a parliamentary committee has resolved to find out why they are not paying their debts
In April, the High Court dismissed Molefe’s application for leave to appeal, saying there was no other court that would come to a different conclusion
The African Investment Forum aims to mobilise funds to facilitate much-needed infrastructure projects
The property development and investment group cancelled a lease with Trillian citing the potential for ‘reputation damage’
The utility has said it is sourcing additional coal from suppliers to ensure that there are outages this winter
The power utility has rubbished claims it is bailing out Optimum Coal Mine
The utility’s executives updated the standing committee on appropriations on the progress made at Eskom
Parliament’s oversight committee has heard that the utility’s top leadership is addressing concerns of investors
This is not the end of attempts by the power utility to recover money it believes it is owed
Eskom board member Sindi Mabaso-Koyana spoke on the steps Eskom is taking to address corruption at the power utility
Saftu has said this recent knock to Imperial should embolden workers to march on April 25
On Wednesday morning, it was not immediately clear how long the negotiators had been locked in.
This follows his resignation from the boards of Eskom and Business Leadership South Africa
Molefe brought the application to appeal a January judgement that ordered him to pay back part of the pension he received from Eskom.
Nersa is holding public hearings over the next three weeks, relating to Eskom’s application for the regulatory clearing account (RCA) balance.
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Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, confirmed Lamberti’s resignation and that it had been duly accepted
The power utility says that it won’t be lights out this winter
Vindicated former Imperial executive hopes her case will give female workers the courage to speak out
The party believes Mark Lamberti does not meet the prescripts of the public utility’s code of ethics
South Africa’s power utility would do well to consider swapping out expensive new coal-powered capability for renewables
The long-awaited partnerships have been marred by numerous delays, including a last-minute court challenge last month.
Pressing ahead with coal and nuclear power generation projects has come at a huge and unsustainable cost – to both Eskom and the country
The high court has rejected an urgent application to interdict the signing of 27 outstanding renewable independent power producer projects.
The power utility’s use of open cycle gas turbines has spiked in recent months, with fuel spend on these peaking power stations soaring almost 30 fold
Renewable energy producers were set to go ahead but resistance has gained momentum
Eskom may produce 90% of electricity, but steep tariff hikes in recent years mean that users will increasingly look for more affordable solutions
After the CCMA declared the utility’s former head of legal’s dismissal as "unfair", Eskom charged her with "serious misconduct"