Noticing issues before they become a problem can help prevent costly repairs and uncomfortable conditions. Often accompanied by cold and precipitous conditions, Click here for more.
As SA heads into winter months where the country usually experiences high electricity demand and usage, questions has already arisen as to Click here for more.
The National energy regulator of SouthAfrica (Nersa) has approved a 5.23% average price increase which will be implemented on 1 April 2018 for Eskom direct customers and a 7.32 Click here for more.
The power utility wants to recover about R66 billion through the regulatory clearing account, which works by allowing Eskom to apply Click here for more.
A smart meter is an advanced type of digital electricity meter that records when, and how much, electricity is consumed and deducts from the amount consumed Click here for more.
The geyser is probably the most energy-consuming appliance one might own. On average, it represents between 25% and 40% of the total amount of the electricity bill. Click here for more.
In 2014 the government took an about-turn in its approach to the nuclear build, displaying a sudden urgency to seal a large deal with Russia. The speedy and secretive manner in which government initiated a process with massive and long-term cost implications, Click here for more.
One article from the City of Cape Town said that "The time to save water is when there is water to save". As the dam levels continues to deteriorate the City Municipality continues to impose strict measures Click here for more.
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has called on energy regulator Nersa to reject Eskom’s request for a 19.9% tariff increase. The union says Eskom is misusing its power over South Africans grossly. Click here for more.
One article from the City of Cape Town said that "The time to save water is when there is water to save". As the dam levels continues to deteriorate the City Municipality continues to impose strict measures to save water, however in this article we will look at the current status of the dams as they are the main source of usable water and how residents can help fight this situation Click here for more.
Eskom, is proposing that its consumers pay 19.9% more for their power from 1 April 2018. In addition, the proposal seeks 27.3% more from municipalities for bulk electricity purchases from July 1 2018 Click here for more.