Eskom considers integrating Electricity Credit Tokens into their virtual wheeling model, promising a more efficient power transaction system.
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Energy TransitionIn the News
Eskom Boosts Wind Energy with New Grid Capacity in Western and Eastern Cape
Eskom’s latest addendum to the GCCA 2025 introduces a curtailment strategy, freeing up substantial grid capacity for wind energy projects in key South African regions.
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Priscillah Mabelane, EVP of Sasol’s energy business, has been appointed as the Chair of the NTCSA board, signalling Eskom’s progress in restructuring for a competitive energy sector.
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South Africa’s ambitious plan to boost its electricity supply and reduce its dependence on coal has suffered a major setback as the state-owned power utility Eskom announced that it will …
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South Africa is taking a major step towards a sustainable, clean-energy future by launching three bidding rounds for new renewable energy projects. The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) …
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South Africa’s state-owned electricity provider Eskom is heading for its seventh consecutive full-year loss as the country grapples with frequent power cuts and rising debt. The utility posted a 1.62 …
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South Africa’s state-owned power utility, Eskom, has inaugurated Africa’s largest battery energy storage system (BESS), marking a major milestone for the country and the continent. The project in Worcester in …
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In a decisive move against persistent load shedding, the Western Cape government unveiled an innovative electricity wheeling toolkit on Tuesday, aiming to bolster energy independence from Eskom for local municipalities. …
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Energy Transition
How South Africa Plans to Revolutionise Its Electricity Sector with Virtual WheelingÂ
South Africa, the third-largest economy and the highest primary energy consumer in Africa is set to launch a novel electricity transfer model by the end of next year, according to …
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South Africa’s state-owned power utility, Eskom, is facing a worsening financial and operational crisis as two of its biggest customers, the cities of Pretoria and Ekurhuleni, have failed to pay …