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Energy aggregators are paving the way for a liberalised electricity market in South Africa | SA News

24 June 2025 by Guest

While the aggregator model is thriving, the South African electricity market is moving towards a competitive, liberalised, and liquid market. To give this effect, President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the Electricity Regulation Amendment Act, 38 of 2024, which sets out far-reaching reforms for South Africa’s electricity sector, including the establishment of a competitive electricity market. The Act aims to respond to current realities in the electricity sector and open pathways to greater competition and reduced energy costs, increase investment in new generation capacity to achieve energy security, and establish an independent transmission company as the custodian of the…

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