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MyBroadbandResidents of several suburbs in the City of Tshwane were left without electricity for two weeks and complained they were being kept in the dark regarding progress in restoring the essential service.
MyBroadbandFormer Eskom transmission head and gas-to-power veteran Andy Calitz believes South Africa will need 10 times more engineers and technical specialists to fix its grid for good.
MyBroadbandAIKO remains focused on developing products that match what installers, businesses, and homeowners actually need: more power from every module, and more energy from every system.
MyBroadbandEskom spent years encouraging households to use less electricity, but its new tariff structure could see some of its most energy-conscious customers paying more.
MyBroadbandEskom has launched its first public EV charging stations amid concerns that the power utility could use its dominant position to undermine competition in the market.
MyBroadbandThe directors of Steenkampkraal mine said that it could produce enough thorium to power South Africa's planned nuclear power fleet for the next 500 years.
MyBroadbandSouth Africa’s proposed 5,2 GW nuclear build is about more than adding electricity to the national grid.
MyBroadbandR378.51 of every R1,000 spent on petrol goes to taxes and other fees, not the fuel itself.
MyBroadbandElectricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said the municipality, which is home to the highest concentration of coal power stations in South Africa, was Eskom's largest debtor by the end of August 2026.
MyBroadbandThe City of Tshwane's legal division instructed its electricity teams to restore power to schools after it was threatened with a contempt of court application.
MyBroadbandRiversdale in the Western Cape has established a solar and battery storage farm that supplies almost twice the capacity it requires.