I will put R50 on it, that we have loadsheddingStill no word on the weekend?
Still no word on the weekend?
Behind a paywall but it seems not...They are hoping Koeberg Unit 2 saves them I think - although that is only worth 1 stage of LS, rather than 2.
There's still a shortage and they don't match demand and capacity exactly, they operate at a reserve margin. So some of the load shedding is probably to maintain that margin.Evening Peak Feedback 04/08/2022, 19:16
Total demand: 33 063MW
Loadshedding: 4 290MW
Virtual Power Station: 56MW
Eskom OCGT’s utilised: 9
IPP OCGT’s utilised: 6
Renewable Generation: 549MW (Wind 318MW, CSP 231MW)
@Eskom_SA Available Generation Capacity: 31 440MW
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I'm trying to figure out why we had stage 4?? These numbers are better than the week the stopped load shedding. Something ain't right.
Stop trying to make sense of it, they do as they please...I'm trying to figure out why we had stage 4?? These numbers are better than the week the stopped load shedding. Something ain't right.
Octgs could have covered it plus that demand was higher as people moved their load to a later time.There's still a shortage and they don't match demand and capacity exactly, they operate at a reserve margin. So some of the load shedding is probably to maintain that margin.
I'm trying to figure out why we had stage 4?? These numbers are better than the week the stopped load shedding. Something ain't right.
Yeah this 20 degrees coldThe current colder weather in GP?
Wot this thing is?Octgs could have covered it plus that demand was higher as people moved their load to a later time.
DieselWot this thing is?
Wot this thing is?
Yeah it is didn't even noticeIncorrectly typed OCGT is what it is.
Something I've always wanted to know, is these things weren't designed to burn diesel. Does doing so limit their efficiency and also their lifetime?Diesel
They're made to run diesel. A gas conversion needs to be made if they are to run on natural gas.Something I've always wanted to know, is these things weren't designed to burn diesel. Does doing so limit their efficiency and also their lifetime?