Articles about load-shedding

Vodacom powers ahead with virtual wheeling project

The telco, in partnership with SOLA Group, fully operationalises virtual wheeling, unlocking renewable energy access.

Eskom targets industrial buyers with long-term solar deals

Successful bidders will enter power purchase agreements, with renewable energy delivered in phases from multiple Eskom projects.

Funding, skills dearth threatens AI’s role in energy security

Artificial intelligence can help ease South Africa’s energy crisis, but not without systematic changes, say energy experts.

Cape Town’s R200m Atlantis solar plant takes shape

Since construction on the project began in October 2024, around 2 400 solar panels have been installed.

Reunert disposes of Blue Nova as SA’s energy outlook improves

The residential and small commercial battery storage market remained constrained in the absence of load-shedding, the company explains.

Eskom to add 5.9GW renewable energy by 2030

The power utility focuses on evolving its business to position it for the energy transition and increasing competition, while ensuring energy security.

Eskom to establish independent renewable energy business

The objective for the new subsidiary is to operate independently of the main Eskom entity to allow for competitive market positioning.

SA renewables adoption surges 300% in a decade

The Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme prompts 300% growth in total renewable energy installed capacity.

Can South Africa power its AI revolution?

AI promises economic transformation, but demands vast energy resources, exemplifying the classic tension between innovation and failing infrastructure.

DuxNet solar-powered switches keep South Africans connected

DuxNet, the in-house brand of Duxbury Networking, has unveiled its latest solar-powered network switches.

SolarAfrica secures R1.8bn to advance electricity wheeling

SolarAfrica secures a R1.8 billion investment, as it moves towards development of SunCentral, its flagship utility-scale solar project.

Eskom allays penalty fears over solar installations

Residents with unregistered solar installations up to 50kW may qualify for an exemption from legislated registration-related fees until March 2026, says the utility.