Ted Blom has worked for Eskom and at about two years has more utility experience than De Ruyter. The man does have an exaggerated sense of his worth however.
I really don't like the guy - full blown Monday Morning Quarterback
Ted Blom has worked for Eskom and at about two years has more utility experience than De Ruyter. The man does have an exaggerated sense of his worth however.
Yup and their predictions have been spot on and honest while Eskom's hasn't but (some) people continue to laugh at them. I wonder how much experience these critics have.Ted was at Eskom way back. Long list of consultancy posts at the big US mgmt consultancies, so I'll take his view over Eskom's...
Yup and their predictions have been spot on and honest while Eskom's hasn't but (some) people continue to laugh at them. I wonder how much experience these critics have.
Agreed, the reason I went completely off grid 3 years ago was because a friend who is "in the know" originally told me in 2007 already that if I am not generating my own power by 2020, I'll pretty much have none. Seems his prediction might end up only being out by couple of years.Yip, talk about shooting the messenger. I've seen no evidence to contradict what these energy analysts have been telling us for ages. Maybe their timing hasn't quite been spot on, but their predictions are all coming true.
That would be the ANC, Sir Ogre.Our power just went out.
There's not a single stage on which we are scheduled to have loadshedding during this slot. So something somewhere is definitely broken.
Where does you food come from?Thankfully I still have control over my own generation fleet![]()
Maybe he's gone like the good life.Where does you food come from?
Of course it's good to cover your immediate power needs but don't come off as your panels just made jesus come where as if the grid really fails or down for extended periods of times you also will be ****ed. Unless your panels can also create food, water, petrol, etc. Otherwise you are a bit daft.Maybe he's gone like the good life.
Never heard of electric cars?Of course it's good to cover your immediate power needs but don't come off as your panels just made jesus come where as if the grid really fails or down for extended periods of times you also will be ****ed. Unless your panels can also create food, water, petrol, etc. Otherwise you are a bit daft.
Imagine how vindicated, fulfilled, proud and content the original freedom fighters and their leaders would feel if they still existed (well the ones that mattered). They did so much for such a great and ever lasting legacy.Another ANC success story.

Im not sure thats true... Yelland has run a technical.publication (EE) for many years, Russouw ran the EUG. Ted Blom just repeats what Yelland says anywayEnergy experts Mike Rossoue, Ted Blom and Chris Yelland.
Never worked a day at a utility or power station.
They only usefull to generate headlines.
I'm not a leader, but I can also thought about energy.![]()
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Mike Rossouw, former Energy Intensive User Group (EIUG) chairperson has taken up a new role at Eskom in an advisory capacity, offering a fresh perspective on its challenges, including its current electricity shortage financial sustainability and completion of the Medupi and Kusile power...www.esi-africa.com