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Economy

Money runs out for solar geysers

Aug 12 2011 09:53

Subsidies for solar water heaters will apparently stop soon.

Economy

Green Scorpions eye Eskom

Jan 17 2011 17:12

Inspectors from the Environmental Management Inspectorate are investigating some Eskom power stations to ensure they comply with environmental requirements.

Economy

Light bulbs boost energy savings

Jan 17 2011 11:01

Power utility Eskom says SA has saved 1 800 megawatts in electricity by replacing incandescent light bulbs with energy saving ones.

Mining

Govt warns SA to save power

Jan 12 2011 21:20

It will be increasingly difficult to meet SA's electricity demands, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba has warned.

Economy

Business warned of power tariff spike

Jan 12 2011 12:54

An energy services company says businesses should expect a series of steep electricity tariff hikes which will be used to fund infrastructure projects.

Industrial

Eskom under massive power pressure

Jan 07 2011 07:07

Eskom CEO Brian Dames says the lack of new power stations may finally catch up with South Africa in 2011.

Economy

Power supply still in crisis

Nov 30 2010 21:16

The whole of sub-Saharan Africa is still only generating as much electricity as Spain and reforms are urgently needed, an expert says.

Economy

World Bank to fund Africa power plan

Nov 29 2010 14:01

The World Bank says it plans to coordinate funding for 30 gigawatts of power by 2016.

Business

Eskom details World Cup plans

May 19 2010 12:53

Eskom has guaranteed a consistent electricity supply during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, despite the usual high demand for power during the winter season.

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Aug 04 2011 00:00

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