Is the return of loadshedding imminent?
Eskom has been forced to use expensive diesel generators as temperatures continue to fall. Is loadshedding soon to return? We think so.
10th April 2024
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Eskom has been forced to use expensive diesel generators as temperatures continue to fall. Is loadshedding soon to return? We think so.
Eskom has managed to keep the lights on recently and averted loadshedding for seven days on the trot.
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Stage 5 loadshedding is currently in effect and may remain in place until Wednesday as Eskom scrambles to fix power stations.
Stage 1 loadshedding kicks in at 10:00 on Wednesday morning until 14:00 whereafter Stage 2 will be in effect.
