Private sector continues to reduce its reliance on Eskom despite its improved performance

[mylesillidge]

Why companies keep dumping Eskom

South African companies continue to reduce their reliance on Eskom despite the utility going over 130 days without implementing load-shedding.

The main reason for this has been the unstable electricity supply in South Africa. However, with this problem seemingly solved, companies are searching for alternatives to Eskom to avoid skyrocketing electricity prices.

 

[Utterly Confused]

So we the loyal paying customers are the low hanging fruit paying for the non payers. Fsck ESKOM.

 

[Fuzzbox]

When your prices are way above INFLATION what do they expect.
If ESKOM is charging R2 Kw.
Eskom plus 10% waould be fair
Why are the municipalies double that.

 

[Longboi]

When your prices are way above INFLATION what do they expect.
If ESKOM is charging R2 Kw.
Eskom plus 10% waould be fair
Why are the municipalies double that.

Cos greed and corruption.

The gravy ain't gonna flow by itself.

 

[Fuzzbox]

At work our SOLAR return on investment at current price is 5 years.
Who needs ESKOM.
Our saving is 80k per month

 

[Sapphiron]

 

[The Trutherizer]

And the way things are going, there's a good chance solar panels will be cheaper than plywood by the end of the decade.

 

[wingnut771]

And the way things are going, there's a good chance solar panels will be cheaper than plywood by the end of the decade.

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