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Eskom reduces load shedding to Stage 1

Eskom reduces load shedding to Stage 1

Eskom has announced that it will reduce load shedding to Stage 1 on Wednesday at 10am.

The power utility attributed the drop in load shedding stages to sufficient emergency reserves.

“Due to sufficient emergency reserves and a slight increase in available generation capacity, resulting from the return to service of two units, load shedding will be reduced to Stage 1 from 10am today until 2pm. Thereafter, Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented from 2pm until further notice,” Eskom said in a statement on Wednesday. 

Eskom said it will closely monitor the power system and communicate further should it be required. – SAnews.gov.za

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Wed, 02/07/2024 – 09:45

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024

Eskom has announced that it will reduce load shedding to Stage 1 on Wednesday at 10am.

The power utility attributed the drop in load shedding stages to sufficient emergency reserves.

“Due to sufficient emergency reserves and a slight increase in available generation capacity, resulting from the return to service of two units, load shedding will be reduced to Stage 1 from 10am today until 2pm. Thereafter, Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented from 2pm until further notice,” Eskom said in a statement on Wednesday. 

Eskom said it will closely monitor the power system and communicate further should it be required. – SAnews.gov.za

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