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Annual State of the South African Electricity Industry 2012
Annual State of the South African Electricity Industry 2012
Strategic Insight into a Rapidly Changing Market
17-Jan-2014
Africa
Description
The South African electricity industry is currently poised to enter a period of reform, particularly as discussions commence regarding the implementation of an Independent System and Market Operator (ISMO), which would take the transmission, distribution, system operator, and several other functions outside of Eskom. The country needs significant new-build capacity to come online in the next two decades, which should see the total generation capacity grow from 44 GW in 2012 to as much as 89 GW in 2030. A transition in the short-to-medium-term toward an ISMO will be beneficial to the nation's electricity industry and economy as a whole, as long as the implementation risks are mitigated accordingly.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Executive Summary (continued)
Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective
Overview of the Integrated Resource Plan
Historic Overview of the South African Electricity Industry
IRP Methodology
IRP Decision-making Criteria
IRP Decision-making Criteria (continued)
Drivers and Restraints
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Diversification of the Electricity Generation Mix
Diversification of the Electricity Generation Mix (continued)
Technology Shares of New Capacity Additions
Total Planned New Builds
Key Decision-makers
Regulatory Structure
Regulatory Structure (continued)
Eskom’s Multi-year Price Determination Application (MYPD3)
How are Tariffs Calculated in South Africa?
Breakdown of the Multi-year Price Determination Application (MYPD3)
Electricity Price Path Forecast—Based on MYPD3
Electricity Usage by Key Sectors
Energy Mix Projections for MYPD3
Third-party Wheeling and Tariff Structure
Daily Load Curves with Megaflex and Ruraflex Tariffs
Electricity Price Competitiveness Discussion
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (REIPPP)
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (continued)
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (continued)
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (continued)
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (continued)
The Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme (continued)
Conclusions
Legal Disclaimer
Who is Frost & Sullivan
What Makes Us Unique
TEAM Methodology
Our Global Footprint 40+ Offices
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