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17 April 2023 7:40 PM
by Rafiq Wagiet
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South Africans may have to endure Stage 8 loadshedding in the coming months after Unit 1 at Koeberg Power Station tripped.
Bruce Whitfield speaks to Roger Lilley, energy analyst & editor of Energize. South Africans are currently having to endure Stage 6 loadshedding, experiences four-hour bouts of blackouts. Breakdowns are currently at 17 325MW of generating capacity. With the colder winter months ahead, energy analysts are warning of higher stages of loadshedding. As winter approaches and more households power up the heating devices, energy analysts are warning the country to prepare for higher stages of loadshedding in the coming months. South Africans are currently having to endure Stage 6 loadshedding, experiences 4-hour bouts of blackouts at a time. It could be a dark, cold winter and much more intense than what is currently being experienced, as power stations appear to be failing at a faster rate than at which new generation capacity is being brought online. #POWERALERT1 Stage 6 loadshedding will continue to be implemented until 05:00 on Tuesday. Thereafter, loadshedding will be implemented at Stage 5 in the mornings and at Stage 6 in the afternoons pic.twitter.com/2V56av132b ' Eskom Hld SOC Ltd (@Eskom_SA) April 17, 2023Koeberg's unit 1 tripped over the weekend, forcing Eskom to implement stage 6 loadshedding until further notice. Unit 2 is already offline for an extended period of time due to a maintenance. It's difficult to tell (how severe the loadshedding is), because the only information we have of course, comes from Eskom. Roger Lilley, energy analystUnfortunately, unit 1 which was operational has tripped out, have not been given any reason as to why it's tripped out or how long it will take to restore it, so that is obviously a concern. Roger Lilley, energy analystThis is great big catastrophe... Roger Lilley, energy analystListen to the audio for more. ![]() ![]() The Financial Sector Conduct Authority issued fines totalling R100.64 million in its 2022/23 financial year. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() Ex-Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste was supposed to appear in a German court to face criminal charges, but didn't pitch. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() Bronwyn Williams (Flux Trends) reviews "Facing Our Futures: How foresight, futures design and strategy creates prosperity and growth" by Nikolas Badminton. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() Capitec Bank has reported a 15% increase in headline earnings for the year to end-February 2023, even as credit impairments soar. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() This is an important step in freeing Cape Town residents from Eskom's loadshedding, says mayor of Cape Town Geordin Hill-Lewis. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() The current whereabouts of the equipment are unknown. The potholes, however, remain. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() Kids are obsessed with this new R400 energy drink. but what is it all about? Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() Peter Armitage founded Anchor Capital in 2012 after leaving his corporate job with a well-known asset manager to start his own investment company. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() The financial education app is designed to help you learn the skills you need to manage your money and reach your financial goals. Share this: Read More arrow_forward![]() The former tourism minister's appointment forms part of a new interim board of directors to lead the airline pending Takatso Consortium's 51% takeover of SAA. Share this: Read More arrow_forward |
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