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This is a model spreadsheet used to calculate the cost of service for the Renosterberg area, intended for use by energy service providers and regulators. It supports regulatory analysis and tariff setting processes.
A proposed time-of-use electricity tariff for consumers who can shift their load to defined periods and whose monthly maximum demand is between 200 kVA and 5000 kVA. It includes different rates for peak, standard, and off-peak hours in both summer and winter periods, plus a reactive energy charge for excess reactive power above 30% of active energy.
A proposed time-of-use electricity tariff available to customers who can shift their electricity usage to off-peak hours, provided they have a minimum monthly demand of 1 MW. It applies during summer (September to May) and winter (June to August), with different rates for peak, standard, and off-peak hours. A reactive energy charge also applies if excess reactive power is used beyond 30% of active energy.
Tsantsabane Municipality is seeking approval from the National Energy Regulator to increase electricity tariffs by 9.01% for the 2026/27 financial year. This includes updated rates for domestic, commercial, industrial, school, and advertising board users. The proposed increase is based on rising bulk purchase costs, inflation, wage increases, and maintenance expenses.
The public can provide feedback on the proposed electricity tariffs for Umsobomvu Municipality before they are finalized. This includes household, business, agricultural, and industrial rates, as well as charges for deposits, connection fees, reconnection, and penalties.
The proposed non-standard tariff for streetlights sets an energy charge of 468.54c/kWh for lighting services provided by the municipality.
The proposed tariff for electricity used by municipal departments is set at 418.08c/kWh, applying to internal municipal operations.
The Prince Albert Municipality has submitted a tariff application to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for approval. This document outlines proposed electricity tariffs for residential, commercial, and industrial users within the municipality.
This is a pre-filled Excel workbook designed for Moqhaka Local Municipality to use in reporting on its compliance with national energy regulations. It contains structured data fields and templates to support accurate and consistent submissions.
The public is invited to submit comments on the proposed electricity tariff changes for Kwadukuza Municipality, which include increases across domestic, commercial, and industrial tariffs. These changes are subject to approval by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa.
The public is invited to review and provide feedback on the proposed electricity tariffs for Greater Tzaneen Municipality for the 2026/27 financial year. This includes an opportunity to comment on the cost of supply study and rate design recommendations.
This opportunity involves the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) reviewing and deciding whether to approve the proposed electricity tariff changes for Ba-Phalaborwa Local Municipality for the 2026/2027 financial year. The proposed increases range from 8.95% for the first year, with a further 8.95% planned for 2027/2028. These tariffs affect all residential, commercial, and industrial electricity users in the area.
