While South Africans are known to be sceptics of their rates account. An amount like this is enough to endanger the health of any home or business owner.

Ted Blom has called the energy giant out for their greed.

Hydropower plays a massive role electrifying many countries

The electricity price is officially going up! Eskom told you it was coming and now here it finally is. Here’s how much you will be paying.

He’s signed a deal to provide power to electricity-stricken South Australia

The head of Africa at the World Economic Forum recently said that only about 20% of Africans have access to electricity. We pulled the data.

No more loadshedding and more than 10% growth in revenue… almost seems to good to be true, but Eskom is on the up thanks to CEO Brian Molefe and his team.

Kiwi kids Trumping Trump is the best thing you’ll see today.

Italy’s TerniEnergia recently completed its giant solar power plant in the Western Cape and it’s pretty darn impressive.

Despite Eskom trying its best to make life as unpleasant as possible, South Africa is actually doing fairly well in terms of working electricity connections, when compared to the rest of the continent.

Right in time for winter… an electricity price hike will come into effect as of 1 April. No, that’s not an April Fool’s joke.

Unless African leaders step up to the plate and tackle the continent’s energy needs through lateral thinking and solid leadership, there’s little hope that the “dark continent” will see the light anytime soon.

One ambitious South African social enterprise startup is striving to help school children overcome the electricity crisis with the invention of a solar powered backpack.

Elon Musk, the real Tony Stark and one of the kiffest ouns around has done it again. The guy behind the open source tony electric car is ready to launch yet another groundbreaking product.

Will South Africa’s electricity grid collapse, plunging the country into weeks of darkness?

Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Jeff Radebe made the announcement in Pretoria on Thursday following the Cabinet’s latest fortnightly meeting, which took place in Cape Town on Wednesday.

After nine months of stonewalling, South Africa’s embattled energy giant Eskom has come clean about allegations made in February by Greenpeace South Africa and other activist groups that the parastatal had employed an intelligence agency to spy on environmentalists