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Residents and stakeholders can submit feedback on the proposed electricity tariff increases for Belabela Local Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. The opportunity is open to all affected consumers, including households, businesses, government entities, and agricultural users.
The public can submit comments on the proposed 8.50% increase in electricity tariffs for Beaufort West for the 2026/27 financial year. This opportunity allows individuals and organisations to provide feedback before the final decision is made.
This is an application form for submitting a tariff request to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) related to water services in the Sisulu area. It allows applicants to formally apply for changes or adjustments to water tariffs.
This document outlines proposed electricity tariffs for domestic consumers in Langeberg Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. It includes rates for both prepayment and conventional meters, with different blocks based on consumption levels and special provisions for indigent households. The tariff applies to homes, flats, chalets, churches, welfare buildings, hospitals, and community halls with meter settings not exceeding 60A (single phase) or 80A (three phase).
This document details proposed electricity tariffs for agricultural users in Langeberg Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. It includes basic monthly charges and per-kWh rates for rural and farm-based consumers, with different tiers based on power capacity (up to 60A single phase or 150A three phase). The tariff applies to farms supplied via 11kV overhead lines through transformers.
This document proposes electricity tariffs for large industrial or bulk consumers in Langeberg Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. It applies to users with connections under 11kV and includes tiered pricing based on power demand and usage. The tariff is intended for large power users requiring high-capacity electricity supplies.
This document presents proposed electricity tariffs for commercial users in Langeberg Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. It includes rates for businesses using prepayment or conventional meters, with different pricing tiers based on load capacity (up to 60A single phase or 80A three phase). The tariff applies to shops, offices, hotels, guesthouses, industrial sites, and temporary supplies.
This is a pre-filled Excel workbook designed for use by the Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality to report on its compliance with national energy regulations. It contains structured templates for data entry related to energy usage, supply, and oversight activities. The file is intended for internal use by municipal staff involved in energy compliance reporting.
The public is invited to review and submit comments on the proposed electricity tariffs for Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. These include changes to domestic, business, industrial, and institutional rates, with some blocks remaining unchanged.
Laingsburg Municipality is applying for approval of revised electricity tariffs for the 2026/2027 financial year. The proposed increase aims to improve cost recovery due to rising energy costs, ageing infrastructure, and structural challenges in tariff design. The application is based on an approved Cost of Supply study and includes a projected average increase of 12%.
After consuming 75 kWh, households are charged R3.92 per kWh (excluding VAT) or R4.51 per kWh (including VAT) for additional electricity used.
During winter peak hours, electricity is charged at R10.93 per kWh (including VAT), which is higher than off-peak rates to encourage load shifting.
