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The Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality has been granted a licence to operate an electricity distribution facility in the areas of Jackinland, Lebowakgomo Unit R, and Motantanyane. This allows the municipality to build and manage infrastructure to supply electricity to these Greenfield areas.
The Swellendam Local Municipality will implement new electricity tariffs starting 1 July 2026, based on cost drivers approved by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa. These tariffs will apply to all residential, commercial, and industrial customers within the municipality.
Market participants must prepare for Phase 2 trading, which involves more advanced infrastructure and compliance obligations, including virtual wheeling and cost recovery mechanisms.
Electricity traders and suppliers may participate in the initial phase of electricity trading under the new regulatory framework. This includes activities governed by the rules set out in Section 10 of the draft regulations.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa, in partnership with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, hosted impactful workshops for students and staff at Rhodes University.
The document provides a publicly available list of petroleum storage facilities in South Africa that have uncommitted storage capacity as of August 2026. This information is intended to support market transparency and enable potential users to identify available storage space.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved electricity tariffs for the 2026/27 financial year. These tariffs apply to all electricity distributors and are available for public access and use in determining electricity costs.
Entities can request equitable access to petroleum pipelines, storage, and loading facilities regulated by NERSA, ensuring non-discriminatory service provision.
Applicants can apply for a license to construct and operate petroleum pipeline facilities. The application process is managed by the Licensing and Infrastructure Planning section of NERSA's Hydrocarbons Division.
Stakeholders can submit forms related to consultations, regulatory reporting, or public hearings on pipeline matters as part of NERSA’s engagement processes.
Operators of storage and loading facilities can apply for approval of tariffs set for their services. This ensures compliance with regulatory standards and equitable pricing.
Interested parties can attend stakeholder workshops hosted by NERSA to engage in discussions about energy regulation, policy development, and industry updates.
