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This tariff applies to bulk consumers metered at low voltage with an annual average load exceeding 80A per phase. It includes a fixed charge, a demand charge based on peak and standard periods, a network access charge, and an active energy charge for all kWh consumed.
This is a form provided by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for public input or submission related to the Dawid Krupier case. It allows individuals or entities to provide comments, feedback, or documentation on this matter.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved all 176 electricity distributors’ tariff applications for the 2026/27 financial year. The decisions and reasons for these approvals are available on the NERSA website for public access.
The Tswelopele Local Municipality has released a draft list of electricity tariffs for the 2026/2027 financial year, including rates for residential, business, government, and other categories. These tariffs are subject to public comment before final approval.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa is seeking public input on its proposed electricity tariff changes for the 2026/27 financial year. These changes include a uniform 14.08% increase across all residential, commercial, industrial, and special tariff categories.
Three-phase residential consumers in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R1.47 per kWh, a monthly fixed service charge of R130.69, and additional fixed charges based on the size of their circuit breaker.
Three-phase commercial consumers in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R2.34 per kWh, a monthly fixed service charge of R208.91, and additional fixed charges based on circuit breaker size.
Officially registered indigent households in Madibeng receive 50 kWh free monthly and pay a unit rate of R1.36 per kWh, with a monthly fixed service charge of R128.64 and additional fixed charges based on circuit breaker size.
Single-phase residential consumers in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R1.36 per kWh and a monthly fixed service charge of R128.64 for the 2024/2025 financial year.
Vacant commercial stands in Madibeng will be charged a fixed monthly service charge of R210.67.
Commercial single-phase consumers in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R2.37 per kWh, a monthly fixed service charge of R209.71, and additional fixed charges based on circuit breaker size.
Households using prepaid electricity meters in Madibeng will be charged a unit rate of R2.91 per kWh for the 2024/2025 financial year, with no additional fixed charges specified beyond the unit rate.
