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Participate in stakeholder workshops
Interested parties can attend stakeholder workshops hosted by NERSA to engage in discussions about energy regulation, policy development, and industry updates.
Facilitates stakeholder engagement initiatives by delivering targeted educational programs that enhance awareness of NERSA’s mandate, operations, and key developments within the energy sector.
Places
City of Tshwane, Gauteng
Reference
https://www.nersa.org.za/electricity
Apply for licensing of electricity facilities
Entities seeking to operate generation, transmission, or distribution facilities in South Africa must apply for a licence through NERSA's Licensing and Compliance Department.
Issues licences with conditions for: the operation of generation, transmission, or distribution facilities
Report market conduct concerns
Market participants and other stakeholders can report suspected breaches of the Market Code or Market Rules for SAWEM to the Market Surveillance Unit (MSU) for investigation.
Where monitoring identifies a concern, the MSU conducts structured investigations to determine whether a breach of the Market Code, applicable rules, or NERSA's regulatory instruments has occurred.
Attend public hearings
Members of the public and interested parties can participate in public hearings conducted by NERSA on proposed regulations, tariff changes, or other significant matters in the electricity sector.
Public Hearings
Submit tariff application
Electricity licensees can apply to NERSA for approval of their electricity tariffs using approved methodologies such as Rate of Return, Multi Year Price Determination, or Cost of Supply Framework.
Evaluating and approving tariff applications from licensees
