Eskom has announced that Stage 2 Loadshedding will be implemented from 10:00 to 22:00 today.
The capacity available to meet today’s peak demand is 29 642MW (including open cycle gas turbines) while demand is forecast at 31 032MW.
This weeks load shedding schedule: The Week Ahead Load Shedding Schedule – 23 February to 1 March
Click HERE to escape the tyranny of load shedding.
The capacity available from Friday, through to Sunday, is as follows (please note that these are estimates and will likely differ from the actual figures):
- Friday, 27 February: The capacity available to meet that evening’s peak demand is 29 563 MW (including open cycle gas turbines) while demand is forecast at 29 521 MW.
- Saturday, 28 February: The capacity available to meet that evening’s peak demand is 29 430 MW (including open cycle gas turbines) while demand is forecast at 28 324 MW.
- Sunday, 1 March: The capacity available to meet that evening’s peak demand is 29 620 MW (including open cycle gas turbines) while demand is forecast at 28 583 MW.
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