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  • How innovation and technology assist wine producers farm better in South Africa

    Winetech and Vinpro once again joined hands with wine grape producers, cellar representatives, viticulturists, and other interest groups in the wine industry during its recent information days.

  • Eskom’s big power station lie- South Africa

    Eskom has been telling South Africans that its ageing coal-fired power station fleet is the main reason for breakdowns. However, the real reasons are much closer to home.

  • South Africa wants more wind power – but is also keen on not killing Cape Vultures

    Power generated through giant wind turbines will help ease South Africa's energy woes but threatens already vulnerable Cape Vultures.

  • Zwanani Mathe | Eskom must improve energy availability as a quick win to end loadshedding

    There is no doubt that the future of electricity generation in South Africa will primarily consist of renewable energy and, possibly, nuclear energy.

  • Hand-to-Mouth: South Africa’s power lifeline frays as Eskom scrambles for diesel

    In the past two years, Eskom has been forced to rely increasingly on the open-cycle gas turbines (OCGTs) — which were intended only for dire emergencies or use during peak demand periods — because of a steadily increasing number of breakdowns within its ageing coal-fired power fleet.

  • Power cuts in South Africa: trend to get off the grid is gathering pace, but total independence is still a way off

    South Africans have been battered by power shortages for several years.

  • Ons land se boere en hulle huisgesinne ervaar Trauma, Angs en Depressie

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  • Two percent of GDP lost – power cuts make SA a high-cost economy

    There was a slide showing that Eskom was in the lowest 10 percent of power producers worldwide in terms of its tariffs.

  • Introducing the four crime cartels that have brought Eskom and South Africa to their knees

    Intelligence reports obtained by Daily Maverick link two senior members of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet to four criminal cartels operating inside Eskom.

  • South Africa: an irredeemable, ‘unreformable’ land?

    If you haven’t yet seen Annika Larsen’s interview with outgoing Eskom CEO André de Ruyter on eNews Channel Africa, you should take an hour and do so. 

  • South Africa’s energy crisis ‘harming research integrity’

    Researchers in South Africa are feeling the effects of the country’s continuing power cuts and fear for the impact the electricity crisis is having on their research output. 

  • Greenpeace wants Africa to stay poor

    The most sinister aspect about the Green movement around the world is its utter disregard for the poor people in poor countries, especially those with darker skins.

  • Why a stable power grid is so important

    Modern nations rely on their power grids as it is these grids that enable households, workplaces, stores and services to function.

  • Outgoing Eskom COO Jan Oberholzer supports coal plant life extension

    Speaking before news broke of Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa’s controversial proposal to revise the shutdown schedule for some of Eskom’s oldest plants, Eskom’s outgoing COO, Jan Oberholzer, described the minister’s earlier public comments on the strategy as “responsible”, given South Africa’s worsening shortage of generation capacity. 

  • Use batteries to avoid load-shedding, South Africa’s Eskom tells town’s power supplier

    It is “unacceptable” for a rural electricity supplier to use solar to prevent load-shedding, but batteries or other grid-independent electricity sources could be used, South Africa’s grid operator and public utility Eskom has said.

  • South Africa’s power crisis will continue until 2025 - and blackouts will take 5 years to phase out

    South Africa is in the middle of a severe electricity crisis, with enforced power cuts that have worsened every year.

  • How home batteries and inverters can impact your electricity bill: South African insights

    Installing an inverter and battery system without solar generation capacity may lead to a significant increase in your monthly electricity bill, warns a recent study.

  • This government is not to be taken seriously on electricity

    Government’ is a serious concept. Related theories of public utilities, the commons, and privatisation are similarly serious and nuanced.

  • Once again electricity

    Over the holiday period there were several important developments regarding the major issue facing the country, electricity.

  • Power cuts have hit South Africa’s labour market hard: the biggest toll has been on jobs

    Access to electricity – measured by the share of individuals who use electricity as their main energy source – has significantly improved in lower-income countries in recent decades

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