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Stakeholders can send questions or requests for more information regarding the Grid Capacity Allocation Rules to the designated email addresses provided by NERSA.
Stakeholders can access the officially approved Grid Capacity Allocation Rules and the accompanying Reason for the Decision published by NERSA on its website under the Electricity > Regulatory rules section.
The remaining balance of R18.987 billion from the settlement has not yet been determined and will be addressed in future regulatory decisions. This portion remains pending further assessment and planning.
A voluntary, confidential, and neutral process facilitated by a mediator appointed by NERSA to help parties resolve an unresolved electricity-related dispute through negotiation and settlement.
A formal, binding dispute resolution process where an arbitrator appointed by NERSA considers evidence and makes a decision on an electricity-related dispute that remains unresolved after mediation or cannot be resolved otherwise.
The KwaDukuza Municipality is seeking approval from NERSA for a 10% average increase in electricity tariffs for the 2025/26 financial year, due to declining financial performance and rising energy losses. This adjustment will affect all electricity users in the municipality.
The Mandeni Municipality is proposing a 14.30% average increase in electricity tariffs for the 2025/26 financial year, based on updated cost of supply calculations. This affects all residential, commercial, and other consumers within the municipality.
Eligible indigent households in uMngeni Municipality receive 50kWh of free electricity per month. This benefit is available to all qualifying households within the municipality.
This opportunity allows BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd and Sasol Oil (Pty) Ltd to seek formal approval from the National Energy Regulator of South Africa for the tariffs they propose to charge for the use of their joint petroleum storage facility at Pretoria Depot for the years 2026 and 2027.
Registered indigent households in Maquassi Hills Municipality are entitled to receive 50 kWh of free basic electricity each month. This benefit is part of the municipality's tariff proposal and aims to support low-income residents with essential electricity needs.
Registered indigent customers in the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality are entitled to receive 65 kilowatt-hours of free basic electricity each month. This benefit is intended to support low-income households with essential electricity needs.
The licence allows Sasol Gas to construct a natural gas distribution facility, including a pipeline extension and service pipeline, with specified technical parameters such as material composition, pressure limits, and flow capacity. The facility must be completed within 36 months of the licence issue date.
