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This is a beta version of a model tool used for calculating and managing electricity tariffs and cost recovery in the Matjhabeng Local Municipality. It is intended for use by energy regulators, utility companies, and public officials to support transparent and compliant tariff setting.
The CPA must publish aggregated forecasts and actual production data for renewable IPPs under Section 34, along with the cost implications of balancing charges due to variance.
The CPA, together with its vesting contract counterparts, agrees on the volume to be covered by each vesting contract on a quarterly basis, subject to NERSA approval.
The public can access a list of all CPA contracts published on the NTCSA website. This includes information such as Programme, Company Name, Project Name, Capacity, Technology, Term, and Province.
All vesting contract templates used by the CPA must be made publicly available, excluding project-specific details.
This is a downloadable Excel spreadsheet designed to assist in cost estimation for energy-related projects. It can be used by developers, consultants, and contractors to estimate costs associated with electricity infrastructure and service delivery.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has made available a cost allocation tool for the 2026/27 financial year. This tool supports the calculation and analysis of electricity costs used in tariff determination and regulatory oversight. It is intended for use by electricity service providers, regulators, and other stakeholders involved in energy pricing and policy.
This tariff applies to business, industrial, and general consumers with single or three-phase connections up to 80A per phase. It includes a capacity charge and an energy charge based on an inclining block system.
This tariff applies to all residential indigent consumers with an ampere capacity limited to 20A per phase. It includes free basic electricity up to 50 kWh per month for registered indigent consumers. For usage above 350 kWh, the same rate as other domestic residential consumers applies.
This tariff applies to all residential consumers with single or three-phase connections up to 80A per phase. It includes a fixed monthly charge and an energy charge based on an inclining block system, where higher consumption leads to higher rates per kWh.
This new tariff applies to residential consumers with single or three-phase connections up to 40A per phase and has no fixed charge. It consists only of an energy charge based on an inclining block system, suitable for low to medium consumption households.
This tariff applies to business lifeline consumers with a single-phase connection up to 40A per phase and has no capacity charge. It consists only of an energy charge per kWh.
