The National Energy Regulator of South Africa is reviewing the proposed cost-reflective electricity tariffs model. If approved, South African homes and businesses could face higher electricity price increases.According to a City Press, Nersa said tariff calculations based on Eskom’s potential revenue and allowed costs aren’t working, and the cost-reflective model could be introduced by 2026.
Eskom’s sales are down around 14.7% due to reduced economic activity and increased load-shedding. This, combined with the regulatory clearing account , presents a challenge for Nersa. “They need to liquidate it at a scale and a pace users can actually afford. And, remember that Eskom asks for increases every year, so it’s those increases plus the RCA,” he said.Mashele also believes the unbundling of electricity tariffs is a bad move.
“What Nersa is trying to do will benefit certain customers only. It will make it more expensive for residential customers — the further away from the grid you are, the more you would then pay,” she added.to reflect the costs of the power utility’s different services — generation, distribution, and transmission.
Great idea! Force those homeowners who pay the bulk of Eishkom’s residential usage to just 🖕 Eishkom and go fully off the grid. I refuse to pay for incompetent thieves raping our tax payers. Just another 10 panels and 2 batteries and we are FULLY off the grid.
We are in prison. Only difference is the prisoners don’t pay. If you want an affordable life. Commit a crime and live a free life style
They’re going to hike the price of electricity they don’t have to sell?
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