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Eskom to continue load shedding on Monday and Tuesday

by SAT Reporter
September 7, 2020
in Business, in Southern Africa, South Africa
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Eskom to continue load shedding on Monday and Tuesday

An Eskom branded flag, right, flies alongside the South African national flag outside the headquarters for Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., South Africa’s state-owned electricity utility at Megawatt Park in Sandton, near Johannesburg, South Africa, on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015. A plan to reform state-owned power company Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. and bring South Africa and its economy out of the dark is starting to show results, according to Chief Executive Officer Brian Molefe. Photographer: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg

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Eskom will implement stage 1 and 2 load shedding on Monday and Tuesday.

The power utility reduced load shedding to stage 1 at 12h00 on Sunday (6 September) and plans to implement stage 1 and stage 2 load-shedding between 08h00 and 22h00 over the next two days.

“Starting at midday today, Eskom reduced load shedding to stage 1, which will last until 22:00 tonight,” Eskom said.

“Tomorrow stage 1 load shedding will resume at 08h00 and last until 16h00. Tomorrow, stage 1 load shedding will resume at 08h00 and last until 16h00. It will then escalate to stage 2 until 22:00.

“This pattern will repeat on Tuesday, with a high likelihood for Wednesday as well,” the power utility said.

Eskom said it would continue to communicate timeously should there be any changes, as the system remains unreliable and vulnerable.

It added that load shedding was necessary this weekend in order to replenish the emergency generation reserves, which were depleted over the past week.

“Eskom teams are working around the clock to return as many of these generation units to service as possible,” it said.

“We urge the people of South Africa to help reduce electricity usage in order to assist Eskom to reduce the instance of load-shedding,” said Eskom.

#POWERALERT 1

Eskom to implement Stage 1 loadshedding from 08:00 until 16:00 tomorrow, thereafter Stage 2
until 22:00 pic.twitter.com/XksNi1ZSPF

— Eskom Hld SOC Ltd (@Eskom_SA) September 6, 2020
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