Eskom will move from stage 1 to stage 2 load shedding at 18h00 on Thursday, which is expected to continue until 22h00.
This is due to a further shortage of generation capacity as additional units have had to be taken out of service for unplanned maintenance caused by technical faults, Eskom said in a statement. Eskom has implemented stage 2 load shedding every day since Sunday, with Thursday’s stage 1 load shedding starting from 06:00. On Thursday, it said the electricity supply system remains very constrained and vulnerable due to a shortage of generation capacity. “Several units are currently out of service due to planned and unplanned outages.”
Eskom said load shedding is implemented as a necessary measure to protect the power system. “Any additional changes on the already vulnerable and constrained power system could lead to a change in the stage of load shedding at short notice.”
Click on each of the links below to download the different load shedding stages from 30 March to 5 July 2015:
- Stage 1 Load Shedding Schedule from 30 March to 5 July 2015
- Stage 2 Load Shedding Schedule from 30 March to 5 July 2015 <—- This one applies from 18h00 today.
- Stage 3 Load Shedding Schedule from 30 March to 5 July 2015
- Stage 4 Load Shedding Schedule from 30 March to 5 July 2015
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