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Registered indigent customers in the City of Umhlathuze are entitled to 50kWh of free basic electricity per month. This benefit is provided by the municipality as part of its social service obligation.
The Strategic Fuel Fund is requesting an extension to the deadline for commencing construction under its existing construction licence. The current requirement is to start construction within 18 months of 6 September 2023, which would have ended in March 2025. The applicant seeks to amend this condition due to delays caused by internal approval changes following a merger and cancellation of the tender process.
Electricity licensees, including municipalities, must comply with their licence conditions, National Rationalised Specifications (NRS) Standards, and Electricity Regulation Standards (ERS). Failure to comply may result in enforcement actions, including notices, remedial orders, and administrative penalties.
The Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality is proposing new electricity tariffs for the 2026/2027 financial year, with a 10.2% increase across all consumer categories. These tariffs apply to residential, commercial, industrial, and government users, including prepaid and conventional metered services. The proposed rates are listed in rand per kilowatt-hour or as basic charges.
Customers can choose to pay a fixed monthly fee for a set amount of electricity under the EasyElectricity option. This option combines variable and fixed charges into simple monthly payments and allows customers to buy extra electricity (top-up) at standard rates when they exceed their included usage. It is not compulsory and does not offer discounts.
The public can review and submit feedback on the proposed electricity tariff increases for Ray Nkonyeni Local Municipality for the 2026/27 financial year. The proposed increase is 10.05% across all tariff groups, including domestic, business, industrial, and prepaid tariffs.
The Elundini Local Municipality is proposing a 16% increase in electricity tariffs for the 2026/27 financial year to recover under-recovered costs and restore financial sustainability. The proposal is supported by a Cost of Supply (COS) study and public participation records.
Residents and stakeholders in the Elundini Local Municipality have the opportunity to participate in the consultation process regarding the proposed 16% electricity tariff increase for 2026/27. This includes providing input during the public engagement phase.
Individuals can report suspected fraud or corruption within the Elundini Local Municipality through anonymous channels, including freecall, SMS, email, or freepost.
The public can submit feedback on the proposed electricity tariffs for Merafong for the 2026/2027 financial year. This includes domestic, commercial, industrial, temporary power, streetlight, and council electricity rates.
The Greater Kokstad Municipality has proposed new electricity tariffs for domestic, commercial, and industrial users for the 2026/2027 financial year. These include updated rates per kilowatt-hour (kWh) and demand charges, with a general increase of 13% across all blocks. The rates apply to households, businesses, and industrial facilities within the municipality.
This opportunity allows an individual to nominate a candidate for a part-time member position on the board of the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA). The nominated person must accept the nomination and submit supporting documents including IDs, a CV, and certified qualifications.
