South Africa Energy Crisis

Rising electricity costs in South Africa deepen the divide, leaving the poorest to bear the brunt of the energy crisis.

South Africa’s Necom 2.0 aims to fix electricity issues, focusing on affordability, reliability, and long-term energy solutions.

South Africa’s energy sector faces significant challenges with plans underway for major reforms and renewable energy expansions.

Eskom seeks NERSA approval to reserve grid capacity for future IPP projects, aiming to boost renewable energy integration and address South Africa’s energy crisis

In a landmark move, South Africa sets a 10.5GW capacity boost goal by 2025, uniting government and business to tackle loadshedding and fuel economic growth.

Dan Marokane takes the helm at Eskom, focusing on ending loadshedding, reviewing unbundling plans, and boosting stakeholder engagement in his first 100 days.

Despite escalating to Stage 4 loadshedding, Eskom insists its generation fleet’s performance is improving, showing a positive trend in the Energy Availability Factor (EAF) compared to last year.

Dr. Kelvin Kemm champions small modular nuclear reactors to combat South Africa’s energy crisis, proposing solutions at Mining Indaba.

South Africa’s climate body critiques the national energy strategy, highlighting inadequate planning against the backdrop of a severe power crisis and urgent environmental sustainability.

Discover how South Africa is on the brink of solving its power crisis by 2024 through strategic investments, reforms, and unparalleled collaboration.