The IPP lead has been sent packing!
Highly respected and definitely a doer! So why was Karen Breytenbach so unceremoniously dumped? BizNews went looking for the answers.
The IPP lead has been sent packing! Read More ยป
Highly respected and definitely a doer! So why was Karen Breytenbach so unceremoniously dumped? BizNews went looking for the answers.
The IPP lead has been sent packing! Read More ยป
You knew you were in for an increase from Eskom, as the embatteld power producer struggles to recover from years of managerial abuse, looting and gross incompetence. Once the municipality gets involved, many households will be on the receiving end of a 66% increase if you use more than 350kWh per month. That is between
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There is a lot going on at Eskom. It is estimated that Eskom is overstaffed by between 66 & 35% depending on your sources. The spiralling debt problem is also a concern with Soweto’s debt increasing by another couple of billion since it was brought to the public’s attention. The Unions are a large part
Eskom’s stability a decade away Read More ยป
Thanks to BizNews for always having their finger on the pulse of things. HSF has released an analysis of Eskom’s financials. It is ugly and it is expected. Much like the arms deal under Mbeki (I am sure he was also ‘shocked’) all that these two power staions were was an opportuntiy to rape the
Helen Suzman Foundation sentencing on Eskom: buckle up taxpayers! Read More ยป
Eskom has their cake and eats it! Not only do tax payers pay for electricity whilst using it (in pre-paid cases up front to boot, and at a higher rate (still trying to figure the logic on that one)), but we are also getting it at the back-end too, and yes we are being raped.
Eskom: Avoid paying at the front end, the back-end bailouts keep coming Read More ยป
Even in countries that are not facing an energy crisi such as South Africa, the switch to renewables is gaining pace. The reasons are numerous, solar has declined by 26%, the PV panels by about 13%. If you are in a country not crippled by ongoing supplier ineptocracy and corruption, it may pay to wait
Costs on renewables still in sharp decline Read More ยป
Commentary on both 702 and Jacaranda FM of late have indicated that you can apply to push electricity into the grid. Despite this revelation, it is nothing new, the problem lies in the adminsitration processes and the will to follow these applications to fruition. Carte Blanche did a small expose recently about numerous farmers that
you could always apply to push electricity into the grid, but….. Read More ยป
A nice succint article on taxation on solar plants in layman’s terms so people like me can understand it, be an almost early adopter, relaible, cost-effective solar is here!
Solar and taxation benefits Read More ยป
Ted Blom, along with Chris Yelland are considered experts in the field of energy and Eskom and the complete failure that it currently remains. The current budgeted figures from Tito are no where near enough to get Eskom sorted out. There is ongoing corruption and a complete lack of action from the new board to
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This is not sustainable, not even for Bill Gates who is the 2nd wealthiest person on the planet behind George Bizos. unpack the numbers and you have a Zimbabwean collapse heading your way, also backed up by a Ted Blom comment to follow this one, go solar before the mad rush, you cannot afford not
as of May 2019, half of Eskom’s $35 million debt is loans! Read More ยป