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Customers who install embedded generation systems, such as solar PV, can receive credits for electricity they export to the grid. The credit is set at 60% of the avoided cost of energy, which is based on the municipality’s energy purchase tariffs. This applies to residential and other eligible customers connected to the grid.
This tariff applies to industrial and institutional users with bulk credit meters, including unit charge, service charge, and maximum demand charge based on KVA. Rates are structured for different demand levels and usage types.
A special tariff for low-income or indigent households and pre-paid meter users, with a unit charge of 204.42 c/kWh in 2024-2025. This rate is designed to support affordability for vulnerable consumers.
A new flat rate tariff of R300.00 per household is proposed, intended to simplify billing for residential customers. This rate will apply across all household types unless otherwise specified.
This tariff applies to commercial and government entities using credit meters, with charges based on service fees, energy usage, and maximum demand. It includes specific rates for single-phase and three-phase systems depending on demand levels.
The Breede Valley Municipality is seeking approval from the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) for an average increase of 11.84% in electricity tariffs for the 2024/25 financial year. This increase is intended to reflect the full cost of supplying electricity and ensure financial sustainability.
The Karoo Hoogland Municipality has applied for approval of revised electricity tariffs for residential, business, industrial, and public sector consumers for the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 financial years, with a proposed 9.01% increase.
This is a spreadsheet tool provided by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for use in cost reporting and calculation related to energy projects, specifically for the Endumeni area. It is intended for regulated entities within the energy sector who are required to submit cost data.
The Witzenberg municipality has submitted a tariff application for electricity services covering the period from 2026/2027 to 2028/2029. This includes different rates for residential customers, including prepaid and credit meter options, as well as service availability charges based on site size and demand season. The tariffs are structured according to consumption levels and include adjustments for VAT and seasonal variations.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa is inviting public input on the proposed electricity tariffs for large and small industrial users, including those supplied at 400V and 11kV voltages with varying demand thresholds.
This is a pre-filled Excel workbook template designed for municipalities to report on their energy compliance data. It includes structured fields and formulas to support accurate submission of information required by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa.
This is a cost tool provided by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for use in determining electricity tariffs for the Lekwa-Teemane municipality. It contains financial and operational data used to assess cost recovery and tariff structures.
