Low voltage business and commercial bulk users in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R2.01 per kWh, a demand charge of R302.40 per KVA (with minimum 25KVA billed if less used), and a monthly fixed service charge of R2,932.39.
Who it is for
low voltage business and commercial bulk consumers in Madibeng
How to act on it
No application required; rates apply to existing bulk contracts.
Medium voltage business and commercial bulk users in Madibeng will pay a unit rate of R2.08 per kWh, a demand charge of R303.61 per KVA (with minimum 75KVA billed if less used), and a monthly fixed service charge of R4,521.16.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa is seeking public input on its proposed electricity tariff changes for the 2026/27 financial year, which include a uniform 14.08% increase across all residential, commercial, and industrial tariff categories.
Opportunitypublic operational data on dispatchable IPPs
The public can view a list of all CPA contracts on the NTCSA website. This includes details such as Programme, Company Name, Project Name, Capacity, Technology, Term, and Province.
Who it is for
General public, researchers, energy market participants
All vesting contract templates are publicly available on the internet, excluding project-specific information. This allows transparency in contractual arrangements between the CPA and distribution entities.
Who it is for
Opportunitypublic performance and forecasting data
The CPA publishes aggregated forecasts and actual production data for renewable independent power producers (IPP) under Section 34, along with balancing cost implications from variances.
Opportunitypublicly disclosed contract volume data
A company or individual may apply for a licence to operate a petroleum pipeline in South Africa under the Petroleum Pipelines Act, 2003. The application must include completed Form B, supporting documents, and any necessary requests for confidential treatment.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa provides public access to a comprehensive database listing all licensed petroleum storage facilities across South Africa, including details on licensees, locations, facility status, number of tanks, design capacity, and types of petroleum products stored.
Residents and businesses in Joe Morolong Local Municipality can submit feedback on the proposed electricity tariffs for the 2026/27 financial year. The tariffs include a 10% average increase across all categories, including domestic prepaid, normal metered, commercial, and conventional energy usage.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) registers new electricity generation facilities, allowing private and municipal developers to legally operate renewable energy projects. This includes solar PV and wind projects across all provinces.
Who it is for
medium voltage business and commercial bulk consumers in Madibeng
How to act on it
No application required; rates apply to existing medium voltage bulk contracts.
companies, natural persons, or juristic persons seeking a petroleum pipelines licence
How to act on it
Submit the completed Form B with supporting documents via registered mail, hand delivery, email, or fax to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa
industry professionals, regulators, transport companies, environmental auditors, investors, and members of the public interested in energy infrastructure
How to act on it
Download the PDF document from the official NERSA website
