Worse
In November, it released data in which they emphatically stated just how much worse load shedding had become this year.
It said between January and September, the country had experienced nearly 2 000 hours of load shedding – the most since the country first implemented load shedding 15 years ago.
Energy
Speaking to eNCA, CSIR senior researcher Monique le Roux said: “At the end of October, we were looking at about 230% increase in load shedding compared to last October, but at the moment, we are looking at about 260% increase compared to this time last year with a total of 6400GWh [gigawatt hours] of unserved energy for 2022.”
According to Le Roux, the price of unserved energy costs the country about R87 per kilowatt that is not supplied,…