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50 Facts About Eskom

    1. About Eskom and Electricity – Corporate Social Responsibility: Engages in various social initiatives, including education and health programs.
    2. About Eskom and Electricity – Medupi Power Station: One of the largest dry-cooled coal-fired power stations in the world.
    3. About Eskom and Electricity – Kusile Power Station: Another major coal-fired power station currently under construction.
    4. About Eskom and Electricity – Renewable Projects: Several solar and wind projects have been commissioned in recent years.
    5. About Eskom and Electricity – Regional Power Supply: Eskom supplies electricity to neighboring countries like Lesotho, Botswana, and Namibia.
    6. About Eskom and Electricity – Partnerships: Collaborates with international organizations for energy projects and research.
    7. About Eskom and Electricity – Energy Efficiency Programs: Eskom promotes energy-saving practices among consumers.
    8. About Eskom and Electricity – Smart Metering: Implementing smart meters to enhance billing accuracy and energy management.
    9. About Eskom and Electricity – Billing System: Offers various billing options, including prepaid and postpaid services.
    10. About Eskom and Electricity – Online Services: Provides online platforms for bill payments and customer support.
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