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A time-of-use electricity tariff for domestic users with a 60 amp three-phase meter, with different rates for peak, standard, and off-peak hours, applicable from 2025/2026 onwards.
A time-of-use electricity tariff for commercial and other non-residential users with a 60 amp single-phase meter, with separate peak, standard, and off-peak rates.
A time-of-use electricity tariff for commercial and other users with a 60 amp three-phase meter, with distinct rates for peak, standard, and off-peak periods.
A tariff structure for renewable energy export credits, allowing qualifying customers with solar photovoltaic systems to receive credit on their accounts for surplus energy exported to the grid.
A specialized electricity tariff for large power users with high-capacity three-phase connections, including availability and demand charges based on kVA usage.
A low-cost prepaid electricity tariff designed for indigent households in the Kareeberg area, with a basic charge and tiered energy rates that apply throughout the year.
Communities affected by loadshedding may participate in the Loadsheding Alleviation Programme, which provides emergency backup solutions to mitigate power curtailment.
Producers of surplus renewable energy can apply to connect to the grid under the net metering arrangement, allowing them to export excess energy and receive credit.
This is a master model tool developed by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for use in energy regulation and compliance. It is available for download and can be used by relevant stakeholders to support regulatory analysis, reporting, and decision-making in the energy sector.
This report outlines the findings of the 2026 Cost of Supply Study conducted by Siyancuma Local Municipality. It reveals that current electricity tariffs are not cost reflective, resulting in a gross annual loss of approximately R16 million. The report recommends adjustments to tariffs to achieve cost reflectivity and break-even operation.
Residents and stakeholders can provide feedback on the proposed electricity tariffs for the 2026/2027 financial year, which include increases for various consumer types such as domestic, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and pre-payment users.
The Phokwane Municipality has applied to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) for approval of its proposed electricity tariffs for the 2026-2027 period, which include a 9.00% increase across all tariff categories including domestic, commercial, industrial, government, school, NGO, church, and departmental rates.
