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Re: Electricity bill may rise by 24%
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description: On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 12:25:36 +0200, Dave wrote: > Electricity bill may rise by 24% > 18 March 2008, 07:30 Is op pad om gekonnekteer te word met Egoli gas - dis nou as die slapgat maatskappy in randburg hulle goed agtermekaar kan kry.
creator: Ferdi
date: 2008-03-18T11:58:41-00:00

Re: Electricity bill may rise by 24%
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description: "Ferdi" skryf in boodskap news:9ibvt3156l7063n7bu671tb2dnu1d7cv9e@4ax.com... > Is op pad om gekonnekteer te word met Egoli gas - dis nou as die > slapgat maatskappy in randburg hulle goed agtermekaar kan kry. Gee bietjie meer inligting asb - Is die gas ook beskikbaar in Centurion ?
creator: Riaan
date: 2008-03-19T07:08:48-00:00

Re: Electricity bill may rise by 24%
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description: On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 09:08:48 +0200, "Riaan" wrote: > > "Ferdi" wrote in message > news:9ibvt3156l7063n7bu671tb2dnu1d7cv9e@4ax.com... > >> Is op pad om gekonnekteer te word met Egoli gas - dis nou as die >> slapgat maatskappy in randburg hulle goed agtermekaar kan kry. > > > Gee bietjie meer inligting asb - Is die gas ook beskikbaar in Centurion ? > Hier is meer inligting - maar defnitief nie wat jy wil hoor nie; Ook nie wat jy jou gas(te) wil vertel nie:-) Eskom wants 53% more 19 March 2008, 07:09 Related Articles * Teetering Eskom wants 24% hike * Eskom can't wait for new laws * 'Eskom makes workers pay for profits' * Mbeki: South Africans not saving enough power By Boyd Webb and Sapa Eskom is still supplying electricity to South Africa's neighbours, but they are also being subjected to power shedding, Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin said on Tuesday, as the country braced itself for a possible 53 percent hike in the price of electricity. The National Energy Regulator (Nersa) confirmed that Eskom had officially applied for a 53 percent tariff hike. "Eskom has applied for a revision of the price for 2008/9 from 14,2 percent to 53 percent increase... or a 60 percent nominal increase," Nersa said. The energy utility has already implemented a 14,2 percent increase which Nersa granted it last year, but Eskom has argued that the increase was not enough to help fund its R300-billion expansion programme. If the new request is granted, the increase will replace the 14,2 percent increase. The hike - whether 14,2 or 53 percent - comes in the wake of a 2c per kilowatt hour electricity levy announced last month by Finance Minister Trevor Manuel, and amid a new round of nationwide power cuts. It said Eskom wanted the revision because of what the utility said were its higher primary energy costs, and "accelerated demand side management" costs. Nersa, that last year turned down Eskom's original request for an 18 percent increase, looks set to pay the power utilities' hefty d…
creator: duif
date: 2008-03-19T07:14:44-00:00