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Yup and EAF is back at 56.8% loooovely with unplanned breakdowns sitting at 34%Coal still below 20GW:
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They covered an under 2gw shortfall previously using ocgt, with the only real shortfall being peak at night again where they would shed, so 0/2 is probably more realistic in that case :shrug:Healthy?
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Sure it's not updated, but that isn't healthy, unless it spikes to 26/27 we will remain at stage 2/3
They need to save money too.They covered an under 2gw shortfall previously using ocgt, with the only real shortfall being peak at night again where they would shed, so 0/2 is probably more realistic in that case :shrug:
They covered an under 2gw shortfall previously using ocgt, with the only real shortfall being peak at night again where they would shed, so 0/2 is probably more realistic in that case :shrug:

You know what I don't get, is why they can't just shed for the couple of hours of peak in the morning and the 3-4 in the evening (accounting for a bit of load shifting) and not when things are fine... what's up with this 12 hour cycle to cover a 1/4 to less than a 1/4 of that timeView attachment 1611663
They did, but even with it updating, it's not looking good with a 2GW shortfall, in the past they would've burn the resources to cover that,but considering most of last week and Monday/Tuesday they kept running they probably don't have anything left to cover the shortfall.
It's going to remain 2/3
I've been saying that for ages, it's really stupid to shed for 24 hours a day when in reality it's only needed from 4pm to 10pm at night and maybe 5am to 9am in the mornings.You know what I don't get, is why they can't just shed for the couple of hours of peak in the morning and the 3-4 in the evening (accounting for a bit of load shifting) and not when things are fine... what's up with this 12 hour cycle to cover a 1/4 to less than a 1/4 of that time
because they stupid.You know what I don't get, is why they can't just shed for the couple of hours of peak in the morning and the 3-4 in the evening (accounting for a bit of load shifting) and not when things are fine... what's up with this 12 hour cycle to cover a 1/4 to less than a 1/4 of that time
Pretty much as thick as a turd they arebecause they stupid.
Saving is a western colonial concept, incompatible with AfricaThey need to save money too.
Okay, the maaaney, she is feeeneeeshed.Saving is a western colonial concept, incompatible with Africa
you forgot to replace "Okay" with Hau Eish!Okay, the maaaney, she is feeeneeeshed.
Hau Eish!you forgot to replace "Okay" with Hau Eish!
It's not a neat "trick" it's just throwing the can further down the road. And everyone knows by now it was suspended to avoid spotlight on ANC during RWC![]()
Eskom’s neat ‘trick’ to suspend load shedding for 9 days
Eskom managed to keep the lights on for over 200 hours despite more breakdowns and deteriorating plant performance - and it was a very costly exercise.businesstech.co.za
hence the sarcasm.It's not a neat "trick" it's just throwing the can further down the road. And everyone knows by now it was suspended to avoid spotlight on ANC during RWC
Sorry I don't do sarcasm well in the written word.hence the sarcasm.
Chickens. Home. Roost.![]()
Eskom’s neat ‘trick’ to suspend load shedding for 9 days
Eskom managed to keep the lights on for over 200 hours despite more breakdowns and deteriorating plant performance - and it was a very costly exercise.businesstech.co.za
Then you get the ANC lovers like champ strutting around here so proud that his cadres have prevented loadshedding lol.Chickens. Home. Roost.