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Eskom applies electricity tariff increase

The price of electricity will increase this week, following Eskomโ€™s implementation of its new electricity tariff of between 12.72% and 12.74%.

This after the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) determined the increases in December last year.

The increases are as follows:

  • Local authority tariff charges: 1 July 2024 โ€“ 30 June 2025: 12.72%
  • Eskom direct customers: 1 April 2024 โ€“ 31 March 2025:
    • All tariff charges except the affordability subsidy charge: 12.74%.
    • Homelight 20A: 12.74%.
    • Affordability subsidy charge: 25.24%

โ€œThe average increase applied to the key industrial and urban tariffs will be 13.29% due to the increase in the affordability subsidy charge. The affordability subsidy charge is raised as a subsidy to the Homelight 20A tariff and is determined by NERSA. This charge exists due to historically lower Homelight 20A tariff increases and is paid by the non-municipal large industrial and urban tariffs.

โ€œThere are no tariff structural changes for 2024/25, however, Eskom is considering a tariff restructuring submission to NERSA for implementation in 2025/26,โ€ the power utility said. โ€“ย SAnews.gov.za

Source: https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/eskom-applies-electricity-tariff-increase

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