Eskom's collapsing power grid in one graph

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Eskom's collapsing power grid in one graph
Eskom’s collapse can be shown in one graph, with the decline of the Energy Availability Factor (EAF) of its coal-fired power stations coupled with a sharp increase in partial load losses at those plants. [Daily Investor]
 
Without reading, I'm going to say Chris Yelland?
Nvm :) the German consultancy firm read the data from eskom website
 
Without reading, I'm going to say Chris Yelland?
Nvm :) the German consultancy firm read the data from eskom website
The thought before I even clicked was that it was from Daily terror.

Imagine my shock and horror to discover that it was indeed that poor excuse of a site.
 
Y'all can dismiss the messenger all you want, the reality is Eskom is fcukd to kingdom come and we can't say that's just due to accident or absentmindedness.

Eskom has been deliberately (and very intelligently) dismantled. Thabo Mbeki might be a conspiracy nut, but he's not wrong in his analysis of the way Zuma obliterated the state.
 
That's what Cyril said didn't he.........
No, people are for some odd reason caught in the feels when he says the majority of black people were deliberately denied access to electricity during apartheid.

People just cannot handle the truth.
 
No, people are for some odd reason caught in the feels when he says the majority of black people were deliberately denied access to electricity during apartheid.

People just cannot handle the truth.

Your reading comprehension failing you, again?

He did not say that.

Here is a quote for you:

“Load shedding was permanent under the apartheid government. As we are dealing with load shedding, we know it will be solved. It will come to the end because we got a clear intention to do so.”

There was no LS. People just didn’t have access to any electricity. That’s not LS. That’s just no power.

He was also “tsk” to solve this issue back in 2015 or there abouts. And said it would be “a thing of the past” within 18 months.

It’s been almost a decade since he said that and power cuts are worse than ever. So what is “soon” to him?

He also asked people to cut the government some slack because of this.

What people are caught in the “feels” about that you clearly can’t comprehend is that for the last 3 decades (that’s the amount of time a child being born to becoming a fully fledge adult and parent takes) they have not been able to improve the situation for their people.

That in the last near on 2 decades power available to people has regressed.

So yes, people will have the “feels” about such things.

But Champy I don’t expect someone like you to comprehend such things.
 
That is the very definition of permanent loadshedding my dear.

First of all, I’m not your dear. Secondly load shedding is shedding of loads. You can’t shed any loads of you never have them to start with. Again. I don’t expect you to comprehend such things.

Again, love how you’re deflecting from the actual issue at hand and ignoring the fact that you were wrong. Again.

But I’m not surprised. Feel free to ignore this post like you normally do when you’ve been caught out or can’t answer difficult questions. Maybe you’re catching too many “feels”.
 
No, people are for some odd reason caught in the feels when he says the majority of black people were deliberately denied access to electricity during apartheid.

People just cannot handle the truth.
Dunno where you come with that.......all the townships I worked in, pre 1994 all had full funcional electricity and it all worked. True story.
 
Dunno where you come with that.......all the townships I worked in, pre 1994 all had full funcional electricity and it all worked. True story.

That’s anecdotal at best. There is no denying many people did not have access to power pre 1994.
 
First of all, I’m not your dear. Secondly load shedding is shedding of loads. You can’t shed and loads of you never have them to start with.

Again, love how you’re deflecting from the actual issue at hand and ignoring the fact that you were wrong. Again.

But I’m not surprised. Feel free to ignore this post like you normally do when you’ve been caught out or can’t answer difficult questions.
Part time loadshedding is better than permanent loadshedding.
 
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