Preston Timeyin Ideh’s Post

Eskom, South Africa’s state-owned utility, has dominated the energy sector for over a century. It monopolises generation and transmission while sharing distribution responsibilities with municipalities. However, roughly 80% of its generation comes from coal-fired power stations, and it faces other challenges. We expect that SA's energy sector reforms should open the market to greater private sector participation in power generation. The exemption of embedded projects from licensing requirements is a positive step that will simplify and expedite the process. Additionally, establishing the transmission system operator as a separate entity from Eskom will make market processes more efficient by enabling powerwheeling from generators to end users. Our report provides more detailed intelligence on the regulatory framework surrounding electricity generation in SA. https://lnkd.in/dcAZNMQi

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