Nersa approves interim tariff discount for Glencore-Merafe and Samancor smelters
How it will be funded is still unclear.
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Revelation about electricity prices in South Africa
The energy regulator’s Rhulani Mathebula explains why the amount it owes Eskom for a tariff determination error has ballooned from R54 billion to R76 billion.
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AfriForum | electricity prices | electricity tariffs | Energy | Eskom | National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa)
Big electricity price increases on the cards for South Africa
Eskom says it may struggle to keep future electricity price hikes under 10% if the courts don’t deliver a judgment on its R54-billion Nersa settlement soon.
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Eskom sends warning about electricity prices in South Africa
Eskom says that unless an outstanding court case is concluded soon, it may not be able to keep future electricity tariff increases below 10%.
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Department of Electricity and Energy | electricity price policy | electricity prices | electricity tariffs | Energy | Eskom
Electricity and energy minister read Eskom the riot act on electricity prices
Electricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the era of double-digit electricity price increases is over.
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Dawie Roodt says South Africa’s electricity price regulator has no clue what prices should be
Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt believes that the National Energy Regulator of South Africa should be shut down.
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Win in fight against R54-billion electricity price increases
Afriforum has temporarily halted a settlement between Eskom and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa that would allow the power utility to collect an additional R54 billion in revenue through extra tariff hikes over the next three years.
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Dan Marokane | Electricity Minister | electricity prices | electricity tariffs | electricity traders | Energy
Eskom halts legal action against private power trading licences
Eskom has stayed its legal challenge against the awarding of private electricity trading licences while it participates in Nersa’s trading rules formulation process.
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South Africa must say goodbye to electricity regulator
According to former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter, no regulator should be setting electricity tariffs in South Africa, the market should decide. The only rule should be a prescribed maximum tariff, he said.
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The real cost of delaying solar installations
Nersa’s R54bn settlement with Eskom will place further upward pressure on electricity tariffs over the next two years.