Eskom said said stage 1 load shedding will then be implemented from 5am until 4pm followed by stage 2 until 5am on Sunday.
‘s spokesperson Daphne Mokwena said stage 1 power cuts will then be implemented from 5am until 4pm on Saturday. Stage 2 will then kick in until 5am on Sunday.
“Unplanned outages are currently at 17 507MW of generating capacity, including the delayed return to service of Koeberg Unit 1, while the capacity out of service for planned maintenance is 4 783MW,” Mokwena said.
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