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Eskom plans to spend R170 billion in maintenance over the next five years in a bid to restore the performance of its fleet from 59% availability to 66% over the next three years – still far below the 75% demanded by government.


Eskom plans to spend at least R170bn in a bid to maintain and restore the coal fleet. Will this solve the energy crisis or are we simply throwing good money after bad?

Some Halifax residents will pay more for water starting in December.

Board of Directors Declares Quarterly Dividend of $0.4125 per Share ... | October 31, 2022

The current energy crisis was not just predictable, but predicted by those inside and outside Eskom, who warned that the coal fleet would very likely not achieve the aspirational targets set by the government.

How a toxic mix of politics and optimism led us into the current energy crisis, and why we risk repeating a disastrous history.

A part-owner of the troubled and soon-to-be decommissioned Comanche Power Station Unit 3 near Pueblo wants its money back.

A part owner of the troubled and soon-to-be decommissioned Comanche Power Station Unit 3 near Pueblo wants its money back.

Governor Ned Lamont today announced a new energy investment plan to secure low-cost clean energy to meet Connecticut’s climate goals through the release of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) 2022 Procurement Plan. The plan builds on the state’s existing investments in a clean energy future by capitalizing on new state and federal actions to build out clean, affordable, and reliable electricity supply.

Press Releases 09/27/2022 Governor Lamont Announces Clean Energy Investment Plan and Plans for Next Procurement of Energy Resources To Meet Climate Goals