No loadshedding imminent, says Eskom
Experts had warned that with most industries resuming on Monday, the likelihood of loadshedding had increased.
Eskom said on Monday morning that it did not foresee a need to implement loadshedding yet, and that its emergency fuel reserves were sufficient.
The power utility implemented stage 2 loadshedding last week and experts have warned that with most industries resuming on Monday, the likelihood of loadshedding was increased.
Eskom spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha said: “We have all the diesel that is required. And deliveries scheduled as required.”
According to Eskom’s latest energy updates, total demand on Monday stood at 26,879MW, with Eskom’s availability standing at 27,855MW.
On Sunday, demand stood at 25,149MW, with Eskom’s available generation capacity at 28,312MW.
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