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Mantashe outlines procurement schedules, including for nuclear, as he confirms IRP delay 
By: Terence Creamer 16th May 2023 Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has pulled back from his statement that the release of the revised Integrated Resource Plan,... →
Fuel industry does not foresee loadshedding-induced diesel shortages this winter
By: Terence Creamer 15th May 2023 The South African Petroleum Industry Association (Sapia) is not anticipating a domestic diesel supply crunch this winter as a result of a spike in... →
South Africans bask in solar power tax breaks
11th May 2023 The demand for solar power installations in South Africa is likely to heat up considerably this year after new incentives were announced in the... →
Western Cape plans for a cold winter with load shedding
10th May 2023 “The Western Cape Government is planning for a cold winter compounded by extended load shedding,” Anton Bredell, Western Cape Minister of Local... →
Court ruling on loadshedding exemptions has major cost implications - and who will pay? asks Winde
By: News24Wire 9th May 2023 The recent judgment handed down by the North Gauteng High Court that all hospitals, clinics, schools and police stations should be exempt from... →
Gordhan to lodge 'urgent appeal' against loadshedding exemption ruling
By: News24Wire 8th May 2023 Government will lodge an urgent appeal against a ruling that it prevent loadshedding for schools, healthcare facilities and police stations within... →
Rampant corruption at Eskom drags down South Africa
By: Bloomberg 8th May 2023 On a late Thursday afternoon last November, in the midst of rolling blackouts implemented by South Africa’s state-owned electricity company, a... →
Gauteng gold mine being blown away by wind’s potential as Reef electricity source
By: Martin Creamer 5th May 2023 Although Gauteng dwellers have tended to dismiss wind as a renewable energy provider from this region, some are now being blown away by the gusts... →
