More than 94 days of load-shedding to come and at least Stage 3 expected before April 2022

[mylesillidge]

Load-shedding is going to get much worse — and Eskom isn’t saying how bad

South Africans should prepare for more than 94 days of rotational power cuts and expect load-shedding to hit at least Stage 3 before the end of March 2022.

During its State of the System update on Monday, the utility revealed its fleet's energy availability factor (EAF) has declined to 65% against a target of 70% EAF for the year-to-date.

 

[Lupus]

considering we're already partly into the 2022 financial year, so take that into account as well.

 

[Other Pineapple Smurf]

So 157 days till end-March 2022 and we expect 94 to have load shedding.

 

[Gtx Gaming]

14 billion rand power bank will solve our issues, all will be good soon

 

[ghostRgg]

Im sure we are all so shocked right?

 

[borro]

 

[notayoba]

14 billion rand power bank will solve our issues, all will be good soon

The 14 billion rand powerbank:

 

[Iamn0tageek]

Ag I don't think it's that bad. Then again I'm a bachelor so ja.

 

[xrapidx]

14 billion rand power bank will solve our issues, all will be good soon

They'll order from Wish at Tesla prices.

 

[hj007]

Have we just given up on Medupi/Kusile?

 

[Swa]

Get ready for stage 8 by winter.

 

[Swa]

Have we just given up on Medupi/Kusile?

Was there ever any hope?

 

[JustAsk]

Good work De Ruyter

 

[wingnut771]

Have we just given up on Medupi/Kusile?

We have, Eskom hasn't.

 

[SubtleBeast]

Eskom se Push?!

 

[lunch]

Im sure we are all so shocked right?

Not without power we aren't

 

[Jet-Fighter7700]

dont forget to vote ANC for the wonderful job they doing, they earned every single vote you Idiots give them.

 

[dusi]

During the summer season? Things must be really bad.

 

[Kosmik]

Good work De Ruyter

Yes, because trying to get two decades of maintenance and new infrastructure done was ever going to happen.

At least he's got more maintenance done than before, big part of this issue is the failure of new infrastructure to come online to releave the pressure on the old. Never played Sim City? Ask any 80's/90's child.

 

[wingnut771]

Yes, because trying to get two decades of maintenance and new infrastructure done was ever going to happen.

At least he's got more maintenance done than before, big part of this issue is the failure of new infrastructure to come online to releave the pressure on the old. Never played Sim City? Ask any 80's/90's child.

Preferred Dune II and Civilization myself, Sim City was just too much work.

It would be a good entrance exam for a city manager. Clock this game and the job is yours.