Power Generation
latest news & developmentsThe missing link in Southern Africa’s energy future
Southern Africa possesses a significant surplus of generating capacity, yet millions struggle with unreliable power due to inadequate transmission infrastructure. This article…
No load-shedding in sight as Eskom forecasts stable winter supply
Eskom says South Africa is unlikely to experience load-shedding between April and August, citing improved plant performance, fewer breakdowns and reduced diesel use
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa: Electricity and Energy
SCORE: B+ A remarkable milestone under Ramokgopa’s leadership is an impressive and sustained electricity supply record, with over 196 consecutive days without loadshedding for…
Sungrow introduces advanced three-phase inverter for tailored energy solutions in South Africa
Empowering consumers with newfound control over their energy usage
The state of disaster that is Eskom
From irregular expenditure to energy precarity and deals gone wrong, the power utility is the talk of the town
Eskom: ‘Brace for more load-shedding’
Eskom’s Jan Oberholzer says South Africans should to prepare for more power cuts over the next year
Eskom: Light will shine on election
Earlier this week, the ailing utility’s chief operating officer assured the public it would try to avoid load-shedding as voters head to the polls on Monday
Eskom will try to avoid blackouts during local government elections
Chief operating officer Jan Oberholzer said the ailing state power utility’s staff would be on standby as South Africans cast their votes on 1 November
What does SA plan to do with its toxic nuclear waste?
Take a look at Germany, which is dismantling its reactors, to see the true cost of an atomic future.
Load-shedding: The economy is running on fumes
The high cost of Eskom using diesel turbines to provide electricity has to be weighed against the cost of load-shedding to the economy.
Metros wake up to energy shifts
But efficiency and sustainability are still at odds with the way in which our cities work when it comes to power.
Obama’s lightbulb moment on sub-Saharan Africa
The US will invest about $7-billion of state funds to double access to electricity for people in sub-Saharan Africa, says US President Barack Obama.
The future is beneficiation
But the strategy to boost industry has a major stumbling block: readily available power.
Eskom’s plight dims GDP outlook
Supply constraints, double-digit price hikes and power outages are taking their toll on the economy, experts say. And brace for more load-shedding.
Power plant blast threatens supply
The lights may go off again, despite plans for beefing up capacity.