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You are here: Home / News / Energy Council South Africa backs phased Eskom unbundling – Green Building Africa | SA News

Energy Council South Africa backs phased Eskom unbundling – Green Building Africa | SA News

30 March 2026 by Guest
  • Energy Council supports gradual transition to independent transmission operator.
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South Africa’s energy reform programme is advancing at a measured pace, with industry leaders backing a phased approach to the unbundling of Eskom and the establishment of an independent transmission system operator.

The Energy Council of South Africa has formally endorsed a gradual transition, emphasising the need to balance structural reform with the management of commercial and fiscal risks. The council, chaired by Simon Baloyi who is also the CEO of petrochemicals…

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