Lower stages of load shedding this weekend - here's the new schedule
Eskom will be running load shedding at lower stages this weekend, continue its morning suspensions, but now ramping up to stage 1 during the day.Load shedding will then return at stage 1 at 05:00 Saturday until 16:00, where stage 4 will commence until midnight.Saturday, 10 JuneStage 4: 16h00 to 00h00Generating capacity out for planned maintenance is currently at 2,497 MW.
In the last 24 hours, a generating unit each at Kendal and Lethabo and two units at Camden were returned to service. Over the same period, a generation unit each at Arnot and Malta power stations were taken out of service due to breakdowns. In addition, there were further delays in returning to service a generating unit at Arnot, Grootvlei and Hendrina power stations, which is a contribution to capacity constraints.
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