Eskom forecast - no load-shedding until August

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Eskom reveals worst-case for load-shedding

Eskom has provided its outlook for load-shedding over the next seven months, revealing a worst-case scenario with 90 days of load-shedding.

The state-owned power utility showed the forecast during its latest State of the System briefing, in which the utility provided an update on its operational performance in recent months.
 
So the 4th and 5th of December some how wasn't load shedding? Hmmm that's odd
 
And I have an endless supply of models to cater for my every need. Sometimes it's nice to fantasize
 
Revisionism..

Its not so bad if you can claim over 2 months of no load shedding... plus weekends probably don't count.
I like to call it selective memory :-) besides in 10 days it would be 2 months... Woohoo
 
Eskom reveals worst-case for load-shedding

Eskom has provided its outlook for load-shedding over the next seven months, revealing a worst-case scenario with 90 days of load-shedding.

The state-owned power utility showed the forecast during its latest State of the System briefing, in which the utility provided an update on its operational performance in recent months.
Again with the click-bait title....why is the "Worst-Case Scenario" not in the title?

We all know Koeberg will run at 50% capacity for nearly the whole year....so obviously the "Worst-Case Scenario" will come into play.
 
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