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  1. Jan

    Government forced Eskom to pay for emergency diesel at inflated prices

    Eskom forced to pay exorbitant prices for diesel Eskom has been forced to pay exorbitant prices for diesel it buys in bulk from PetroSA, the financially distressed state-owned entity which is its main diesel supplier, even as the utility battles in vain to stave off worsening stages of load...
  2. Jan

    Over 4,000MW generation capacity offline because of human error and poor planning at Eskom

    Eskom's big problems Eskom is in deep trouble. Its power stations are collapsing, it has run out of money to buy diesel for its open-cycle gas turbines, and there is no coherent plan to stop load-shedding. Energy expert Chris Yelland said in addition to the usual random breakdowns at Eskom’s...
  3. Jan

    [UPDATE] Eskom further reduces evening power cuts to stage 2 after getting diesel reserves

    Eskom reduces load-shedding after receiving diesel — here is the new timetable Eskom has announced that it will reduce evening load-shedding between 16:00 and 05:00 to stage 3 until Monday after receiving diesel from PetroSA. Power cuts will remain at stage 2 during the day from 05:00 to...
  4. Jan

    Eskom won't order more diesel until April 2023

    Eskom has run out of money for diesel Eskom has said it cannot buy diesel for its open cycle gas turbines (OCGT) at Gourikwa and Ankerlig power stations until 1 April 2023. Speaking to energy analyst Chris Yelland, an Eskom spokesperson said the power utility has spent R11 billion on diesel...
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