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An energy sector veteran has advised South African households to ignore Eskom’s pressure to register their residential solar power systems.
An interview by OUTA CEO Wayne Duvenage with Chris Yelland, MD at EE Business Intelligence, and energy advisor to OUTA.
This evening, we dive into the latest market movements with Exness, we speak to EE Business Intelligence about Eskom’s threats towards homeowners with unregistered solar systems, the National Debt Counselling Association discusses its proposal to rework the country’s debt counselling framework, we hear from Transnet about its current engagements at this year’s World Economic Forum,…
Eskom chairman Mteto Nyati has defended the power utility’s most recent weekly performance data, which one analyst has described as highly atypical.
The combination of a foremost civil activist known for leading Gauteng’s resistance against e-tolls and a leading energy expert that has shed a bright light on many of Eskom’s issues makes for a formidable force.
Eskom has quietly taken an important step in the rollout of a long-awaited product that could transform South Africa’s electricity sector.
A prominent energy expert has criticised Eskom for using an “instantaneous” energy availability factor (EAF) to punt its generating fleet performance improvements, claiming no such figure can exist.
Chris Yelland – Managing Director, EE Business Intelligence
Adequacy risks now exist on both sides of the equation – shortfalls from delayed firm capacity and surpluses from rapid renewable growth.
While the cost of SSEG sign-off by an engineer could vary greatly, several experts estimated it was in the tens of thousands of rand.