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The green lobby will applaud the new Climate Change Bill, but in truth it furthers the agenda of those seeking to cling to power.
Eskom has confirmed suspected sabotage was behind delays in returning a unit to service at its Tutuka power station this past week.
Eskom’s Medupi and Kusile projects have been fraught with challenges, ranging from corruption and negligence to a flawed design process.
According to the CSIR, 2021 was the worst year of load-shedding when looking at the amount of power shed from the grid.
South Africa plans to sell a portion of its strategic petroleum reserve to plug a R6bn hole created by recent interventions aimed at easing the pain for motorists at the pump. How wise is this and what are the options?
OUTA is hauling NERSA before the courts to challenge the licences it approved for Karpowership SA to generate over 1200 megawatts of power for 20 years.
Busisiwe Mavuso said she would not allow Eskom CEO and his team be blamed for the debts incurred by the power utility under the ANC’s leadership.
South Africans looking to go 100% off-grid with no backup power from Eskom should be aware that it could come at a high price.
Eskom employees and contractors at the Tutuka power station managed to steal spares worth R1.3bn and got away with it.
This piece simply cries out for a DA response – one which our readers can only eagerly await. Perhaps don’t jump on the Kenny bandwagon just yet.