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They burnt 12 OCTGs worth last night?
Weirdness like this happening too often, has to be some extra issue or agenda; more units down than reported (why is maybe another story) , or greenie instructions from their World Bank & co. masters.

Only other thing that could make sense is they don't understand their own figures sometimes?? But then why the better stability until recently (winter).

Also strange, if something planned do they really continue to think enough paying some attention won't notice??
 
Evening Peak Feedback 08/11/2022, 19:10
Total demand: 29 309MW
Loadshedding: 2 354MW
Virtual Power Station: 307MW
Eskom OCGT's Utilised: 12
IPP OCGT's Utilised: 6
Renewable Gen: 1 480MW (Wind 1 248MW, CSP 232MW)
@Eskom_SA Available Generation Capacity: 27 683MW
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Eskom has been burning a lot of diesel and using pumped storage to keep load shedding levels lower. I wonder how long they'll be able to keep that up..
 
Eskom has been burning a lot of diesel and using pumped storage to keep load shedding levels lower. I wonder how long they'll be able to keep that up..
On the 7th and 8th perhaps, but not before
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Yesterday not, but they should've as we had a 1GW drop from the previous day

Evening Peak Feedback 09/11/2022, 19:12 Total demand: 28 254 MW Loadshedding: 1 932MW Virtual Power Station: 227MW Eskom OCGT's Utilised: 3 IPP OCGT's Utilised: 6 Renewable Gen: 1 977MW (Wind 1 694MW, CSP 283MW)
@Eskom_SA
Available Generation Capacity: 26 654MW
 
So, starting to look like permanent stage 2 maybe settling in now..
We joked (sort of) about Zim 2.0, but here she is.
If they actually manage to get it "under control" (in the Zim sense), it will soon be the whole country all at once at around 18H00 to 22H00, and again 06H00 to 10H00. Apps like Eskomsepush will largely become irrelevant.
 
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when they were joking about load shedding becoming a norm I was like no ways now it is :eek:
 
when they were joking about load shedding becoming a norm I was like no ways now it is :eek:

Its very surreal, I always wondered why people in Zim for instance didn't do more sooner. But the slow decent really normalises a lot of things.
 
Its very surreal, I always wondered why people in Zim for instance didn't do more sooner. But the slow decent really normalises a lot of things.
Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Egypt. Throw a dart in Africa
 
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