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ARTICLES RELATING TO: ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION

Economy

Electricity consumption up 1.8%

Apr 05 2012 09:29

The actual volume of electricity consumed in SA grew by 1.8% year-on-year in February, after it rose 0.4% y/y in January, Statistics SA says.

Economy

Eskom power supply stable, but tight

Jan 23 2012 16:28

Power supply remains constrained although progress is being made with maintenance, says power utility Eskom.

Economy

SA no longer cheapest for electricity

Jul 28 2011 16:25

Lower tariff increases have made Canada the least expensive provider of power, says a consulting firm.

Industrial

Eskom to spend R300bn by 2018: Treasury

Apr 20 2011 16:07

Power utility Eskom will spend about R300bn by 2018, the newly appointed director general of the National Treasury says.

Industrial

Eskom to stay out of bond market

Feb 07 2011 14:43

Eskom is not going to go back to the international bond market to raise funds, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba says.

Economy

Power theft costs SA R4bn a year

Oct 26 2010 16:07

Industry officials have mooted tougher laws to criminalise those who steal electricity.

Companies

Eskom signs Emission Credits Agreement

Sep 16 2010 14:05

SA energy utility Eskom has signed its first Emission Credits Purchase Agreement with European bank BNP Paribas.

Business

Bigger scope for power savings

Aug 11 2010 11:53

More than three out of four consumers are unaware of programmes offered by electricity providers to optimise their consumption, a survey shows.

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May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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