Big changes to Joburg load shedding schedules

Eskom will hand over responsibility for almost all load shedding in Johannesburg to City Power from 6 November.

Monday that it will hand over responsibility for almost all load shedding in Johannesburg to City Power from 6 November.

Areas currently cut by City Power will remain on a two-hour schedule even during during stage 5 and higher “The two entities are both committed to ensuring the security of supply is not compromised, and the obligations … are followed and complied with as per distribution licensing conditions to protect the integrity and stability of the national grid even with the affected changes.”

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