Some Eskom personnel are exempt from lockdown provisions, and that they do not expect any issues in generating and supplying electricity during the 21-day lockdown.
Eskom said in a statement on Wednesday that it did not expect load shedding to be implemented during the Covid-19 national lockdown.The power utility added that some Eskom personnel are exempt from lockdown provisions, and that they do not expect any issues in generating and supplying electricity during the 21-day lockdown.
Coal mines, logistics suppliers and maintenance services at power stations will continue to run during the lockdown.Keep showers short Save microwave time by taking food out of the freezer for dinner and putting it in the fridge to thaw overnightTurn off all appliances at the switch.
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