Eskom said on Friday afternoon that load-shedding would be maintained at stage 2 continuously until further notice.
On Thursday the power utility announced that load-shedding would be reduced from stage 4 to stage 3 from 4pm until 5am, from Thursday evening until Monday morning.
It said this was possible after PetroSA provided millions of litres of diesel.
On Wednesday, public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan told parliament that state-owned PetroSA has made 50-million litres of diesel available to Eskom, which announced last week it had run out of funds to buy fuel for its open-cycle gas turbines.
“There will be no stage 3 load-shedding during the evenings as had been previously communicated,” Eskom said on Friday.
Click here for Nelson Mandela Bay's load-shedding schedule and domestic groups:
Load-shedding continuously at stage 2 until further notice, says Eskom
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Eskom said on Friday afternoon that load-shedding would be maintained at stage 2 continuously until further notice.
On Thursday the power utility announced that load-shedding would be reduced from stage 4 to stage 3 from 4pm until 5am, from Thursday evening until Monday morning.
It said this was possible after PetroSA provided millions of litres of diesel.
On Wednesday, public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan told parliament that state-owned PetroSA has made 50-million litres of diesel available to Eskom, which announced last week it had run out of funds to buy fuel for its open-cycle gas turbines.
“There will be no stage 3 load-shedding during the evenings as had been previously communicated,” Eskom said on Friday.
Click here for Nelson Mandela Bay's load-shedding schedule and domestic groups:
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