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Businesses in Kgatelopelo Local Municipality using single or three-phase prepaid or conventional electricity meters are subject to new tariff rates, including higher energy charges and increased basic fees.
Schools, public benefit organisations, and entities using electricity for own use in Kgatelopelo Local Municipality are subject to new tariff rates, including adjusted energy and demand charges, and a basic charge increase.
Property owners with vacant stands in Kgatelopelo Local Municipality must pay a basic charge for electricity service, now increased under the new tariff structure.
Households using conventional electricity meters in Kgatelopelo Local Municipality can access electricity under new tariff rates, with tiered consumption blocks and an increased basic charge. These rates are effective as per the regulatory approval.
Industrial consumers in Kgatelopelo Local Municipality are subject to revised electricity tariffs, including higher energy charges, updated demand charges per KVA, and increased basic charges for both conventional and prepaid meters.
A downloadable Excel template designed to guide community-owned energy projects, providing a structured framework for governance, ownership distribution, and operational planning. It is intended for use by communities, developers, and municipalities involved in renewable energy initiatives.
This document lists 32 fuel storage facilities whose licenses have been revoked by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa due to non-compliance with Section 24(1) of the Energy Regulation Act. The list includes details such as the licensee, location, province, license number, date of application, and revocation date.
The draft electricity tariffs for the 2026/2027 financial year have been published by Tswelopele Local Municipality, with proposed rates for residential, business, government, NPO, departmental, vacant stand, and bulk supply users. These tariffs are subject to public comment before final approval.
MKhondo Municipality has submitted its main cost model for review by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa. This submission is part of the regulatory process to assess and approve the municipality's energy pricing structure.
Residents and businesses in Emakhazeni Local Municipality can participate in a public consultation to share their views on the proposed electricity tariff increase from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027.
This is the electricity tariff for high mast lighting systems. The rate is 189.67 c/kWh for all consumption above 0 kWh. A basic charge of R 1,966.76 applies.
This is the electricity tariff for general prepaid domestic consumers. Rates are structured in blocks: 0-50 kWh at 387.40 c/kWh, 51-350 kWh at 400.21 c/kWh, 351-600 kWh at 478.42 c/kWh, and over 600 kWh at 490.38 c/kWh.
