Eskom has not indicated any load shedding as yet and it seems to be the case for a second day running.
This after no load shedding was implemented the whole of Tuesday 30 June and throughout Wednesday morning 1 July.
This could, however, change. Eskom will provide regular updates on the status of the power system through all the media platforms.
The electricity giant said in a official statement it currently has adequate generating capacity to meet the demand in electricity.
“The power system is expected to be constrained during the evening peak period 5pm to 9pm mainly as a result of increased electricity demand. As we are currently experiencing cold weather conditions across the country, we urge electricity users to consider energy efficient ways of keeping warm.
“In winter the electricity demand peaks in the morning and evening as more electricity is used during these times. We appeal to all our customers to continue to reduce their electricity usage throughout the day but to be aware of the need to save more during the peak periods from 6am to 10am and 5pm to 9pm.”
Commercial customers, particularly shopping centres and office blocks, can also make a big difference by switching off non-essential lights and not leaving office equipment such as photocopiers and computers in standby mode after hours.
Should load shedding be implement view your Randfontein load shedding schedule for Randfontein here.
