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This opportunity allows industrial consumers with between 71kVA and 500kVA capacity to apply for a bulk low- and medium-voltage electricity tariff, including basic, energy, and demand charges.
This opportunity allows industrial consumers with up to 70kVA capacity to apply for a bulk low-voltage electricity tariff, which includes basic, energy, and demand charges based on usage and peak demand.
This study provides detailed analysis of electricity supply costs in the Walter Sisulu region. It is publicly available for review and use by stakeholders, including consumers, regulators, and energy providers.
Customers using prepaid 20 Amp single-phase meters will be charged different rates depending on their monthly consumption. For usage below 500 kWh, a specific rate applies; above 500 kWh, a higher rate is charged.
For customers using smaller prepaid meters (1 Amp 1 phase or any 3 phase), there are separate charges for basic monthly fee, capacity, and energy used beyond 500 kWh. The rates increase annually.
Businesses using larger prepaid meters (>20 Amp 1 phase or any 3 phase) are charged a basic monthly fee, capacity fee per ampere per phase, and energy rate per kilowatt-hour.
Businesses using prepaid 20 Amp 1-phase meters are charged a per-kilowatt-hour rate that increases annually. There is no minimum purchase requirement stated for this category.
Owners of empty plots in the Cederberg Municipality are charged a monthly availability fee to cover infrastructure costs. This fee increases annually.
Farmers using low voltage connections are charged a basic monthly fee, capacity fee per ampere per phase, and an energy rate per kilowatt-hour, all increasing annually.
Businesses using conventional meters will be charged a monthly basic fee and an energy rate per kilowatt-hour, which increases annually. Rates differ for single-phase and three-phase connections.
Indigent households using prepaid meters with 20 Amp capacity will pay a reduced rate for electricity above 50 units per month. The first 50 units are free each month and not transferable.
Schools and old age homes (excluding higher education institutions) are subject to a TOU tariff with different rates for peak, standard, and off-peak hours, varying by season. Additional charges apply for demand and reactive energy.
