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Eskom claims to have solved South Africa’s energy crisis, targeting under 10% annual power price hikes by cutting R112 billion in costs over five years.
Eskom says it has resolved South Africa’s energy crisis and aims to keep electricity price hikes below 10% annually by cutting R112 billion in costs over five years through better procurement, anti-corruption measures, and improved execution.
The utility is working with an external partner to oversee its generation recovery plan and continues relying on coal while advancing clean energy and pollution-reducing innovations.
Meanwhile, South Africa’s commercial and industrial sector is turning to energy-plus-storage solutions amid grid instability, with challenges around grid access and regulatory uncertainty following Eskom’s unbundling.
The upcoming C&I Energy+Storage Summit in Johannesburg will address these issues, offering sessions on financing, policy, and technology to support sustainable industrial growth.
Eskom afirma haber resuelto la crisis energética de Sudáfrica, apuntando a subidas anuales del precio de la electricidad por debajo del 10% mediante la reducción de R112 mil millones en costos durante cinco años.