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Applicants can propose changes to existing clauses in the Grid Code. The application must specify the clause to be amended, the proposed changes, and the justification for the amendment.
The licensee is granted permission to construct a gas distribution facility, including a pipeline extension and service pipeline, along with a Customer Meter Station (CMS), at 50 Balfour Avenue, Benoni South, Gauteng. The project includes specific technical specifications such as pipeline dimensions, material composition, pressure ratings, and flow capacity.
An applicant can request a derogation if they are unable to meet certain code requirements but have a valid reason. The application must state the reason for non-compliance, current capability, and the suspensive condition that will determine the duration and validity of the derogation.
An applicant can apply for an exemption from specific clauses of the Grid Code if they cannot comply due to technical, operational, or other valid reasons. The exemption may be temporary or permanent, and must include justification, current capability, remedial actions, and a project schedule if temporary.
An applicant can propose changes to a specific clause in the Grid Code by submitting a formal application that includes the proposed change, reason for amendment, and supporting justification for why the change is necessary.
Individuals unable to attend the virtual public hearing can submit written comments to NERSA about Blu Energy Trading (Pty) Ltd's electricity trading licence application.
This document provides publicly available economic data related to the petroleum storage and loading pipelines industry in South Africa, covering a 30-year market premium period that ends on 31 August 2025. The data is intended for use by industry participants, regulators, researchers, and other interested parties.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) provides a set of official forms for applicants seeking to obtain or amend an electricity generation licence. These forms are used to submit detailed information about proposed or existing generation projects, including technical, environmental, and financial data.
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) provides a downloadable spreadsheet containing official forms required for applying to generate electricity. These forms are used to submit applications, updates, or compliance reports for electricity generation projects under NERSA’s regulatory oversight.
The public may participate in the municipal tariff application process for the 2025/26 financial year by submitting comments during the consultation period. This opportunity is open to any interested party who wishes to provide feedback on tariff applications submitted by municipalities.
A company or individual may apply to register a gas activity, such as the production of biomethane from organic waste, with the National Energy Regulator of South Africa. This includes submitting a completed application form with supporting documents via post, hand delivery, or email.
Members of the public may participate in the municipal tariff application process by submitting comments during the consultation phase. This opportunity is open to any individual or entity interested in influencing how municipal electricity tariffs are set, particularly in relation to cost of supply studies and procedural fairness.
