No day time loadshedding for the week ahead, until further notice. Image: iStock
Eskom announces next week’s load shedding plan, balancing daytime suspensions with Stage 2 load shedding in the evenings.
No day time loadshedding for the week ahead, until further notice. Image: iStock
Eskom, South Africa’s power utility, has announced its load shedding schedule for the upcoming week, indicating a fluctuation between daytime suspensions and Stage 2 load shedding in the evenings.
To prepare emergency reserves for the week ahead, Stage 2 load shedding will commence from 16:00 on Sunday, lasting until 5:00 on Monday morning.
Following this, a temporary reprieve will occur between 5:00 and 16:00, only to transition back to Stage 2 load shedding in the evenings from 16:00 to 05:00 until further notice.
“This pattern of suspending loadshedding from 05:00 until 16:00 and Stage 2 loadshedding from 16:00 until 05:00 will be repeated daily until further notice,” stated Eskom.
This strategic approach aims to balance the need for power conservation. It also addresses the public’s demand for electricity during crucial daytime hours.
Eskom reassures the public that any significant deviations from this schedule will be promptly communicated. This ensures transparency and minimal disruption.
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