Eskom applied for a tariff increase to NERSA, which was subsequently opposed by AfriForum.
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Updated Sep 7
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What happened
Eskom applied for a tariff increase to NERSA, which was subsequently opposed by AfriForum.
Who's involved
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Part of
Eskom has increased its tariffs, leading to higher electricity costs across South Africa.Also in this story
- Eskom's high costs are negatively impacting the operational capacity of local government services.
- Eskom's pricing policy is impacting the viability of strategic sectors, including the South African mining industry.
- Eskom's tariff decisions are impacting the mining industry, prompting calls for rebates and reduced tariffs.
The entities involved
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Eskom
electricity utility in South Africa
Related events
- Eskom reported operating earnings derived from Nersa-granted tariff increases and announced the stripping out of subsidiaries, including the National Transmission Company of South Africa.
- Eskom, a state-owned entity in South Africa, has Mteto Nyati chairing its board.
- Eskom, a state-owned enterprise, is facing a court ruling that has set aside the Public Procurement Act.
- South Africa seeks Chinese investment while facing US tariffs and aid cuts, amidst Eskom's ongoing energy challenges.
- Duvenage blames Eskom for operational inefficiency, while Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse welcomes a pricing plan to restore market confidence.