Eskom solved load-shedding but now has a bigger problem

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A good example of self-production results, this is mine today. Overcast since 12:50, else the Power Purchased would have been 0.1kWh.


As @Swa posted, we are using less.

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Communist ide3ology of the ex terrorists in charge of this effluent pit need to have their ideology slammed out of them, preferably with a rifle butt. Sick and tired of excused from the short bus and its polystyrene hatted occupants. If they could stop licking the glass for a second that would be nice. These are true people of the common clay.
 
Swa said:
Exactly what I've been saying. They're not generating more, people are using less. If everyone used what we did in 2007 we'll be up shitcreek with load shedding.
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Yep I am essentially fully self reliant, I could even provide enough to power another house in our street if they would make it easy/worthwhile to export
 
Bad Ballie said:
Communist ide3ology of the ex terrorists in charge of this effluent pit need to have their ideology slammed out of them, preferably with a rifle butt. Sick and tired of excused from the short bus and its polystyrene hatted occupants. If they could stop licking the glass for a second that would be nice. These are true people of the common clay.
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What I want to see is a real revolution. Spain, Germany and Russia are countries where for the most part you can be naked in public. Russia doesn't even have a law against acts of indecent exposure. All they have is something to the effect of "petty vandalism" which is "disruption of public order" but it has never been applied for simple acts from what I can gather. I talked with a prostitute from Spain and she works in only a lingerie bottom without the police ever bothering her. Germany abolished speed limits after the war and they only reintroduced them for specific cases.

What all of these countries have in common is that they were the only countries, along with similar ones, that underwent revolutions. In Germany the rationale was that people were tired of living under rules for things they could manage themselves.

Our local clowns want to hold up to the world that SA underwent a revolution in 1991 by freeing Mandela but in actual fact it's a sham and we merely continued with the same under different management. It took us going to the courts to abolish certain morality laws from apartheid days. We are still in the mindset that everything has to be managed centrally or it will fall apart. We don't even have a good constitution by world standards. It's one of the youngest ones from inception but has fallen behind in terms of inconsistent implementation.
 
Tantric Smurf said:
A good example of self-production results, this is mine today. Overcast since 12:50, else the Power Purchased would have been 0.1kWh.


As @Swa posted, we are using less.

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I always find it fascinating how these charts regard battery charging as "usage" and battery discharge as "production". With your 19 kWh for today it makes sense, but once you start looking over multiple days (e.g. a week or entire month), the battery distorts the "production" vs "consumption" picture.
 
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