31 Mar 2020
Industry planners hope that the proposed unbundling of Eskom will herald in a new competitive landscape promoting capital investment flows into and within South Africa’s power sector, but new research by African Energy finds that renewable energy targets are unlikely to be met and the risk of value-destructive load shedding looks certain to be an unfortunate reality for the foreseeable future.
A new editon of this report will be published in March 2021. For more information on the new edition contact David Slater.
A comprehensive guide to the risks, realities, opportunities and threats associated with entering South Africa’s electricity industry.
Benefit from independent power generation forecasts based on the actual project development pipeline, with data drawn from African Energy Live Data – our proprietary database of more than 6,500 power projects and plants.
1. Executive summary
2. Risk management report
3. Political Overview
4. Macroeconomics
Map: South Africa's electricity infrastructure
5. Power sector overview
6. Power sector policy and regulation
7. From the newsletter
8. Resource availability
Map: South Africa's oil and gas infrastructure
9. Competitive landscape
10. Transmission and distribution
11. Off-grid
12. Demand and supply outlook
13. Data
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South Africa Power Report 2020/21
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