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The South African Electricity IndustryISMO and the Road to Reform
The South African Electricity IndustryISMO and the Road to Reform
The First Step Towards the End of Eskom's Monopoly
RELEASE DATE
21-Aug-2014
21-Aug-2014
REGION
Africa
Africa
Research Code: 9AAE-00-06-00-00
SKU: EG00042-AF-MR_00537
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Description
Opening up the power generation sector to independent power producers is imperative as Eskom has shown some of its limits, such as severe funding shortfall, an extremely tight power system, and new-build projects being continuously delayed while power demand shoots. The dominant position of Eskom in power generation, transmission, and distribution prevents third parties from having an open and equal access to the transmission grid. Therefore, the Department of Energy developed the Independent System and Market Operator (ISMO) Bill with the aim to transfer some transmission-related functions from Eskom to the ISMO. The aim of this research service is to understand the functions to be endorsed by the ISMO and its consequences on Eskom.
Table of Contents
Key Findings
Key Findings (continued)
The South African Electricity Industry Context
The South African Electricity Industry Context (continued)
The South African Electricity Industry Context (continued)
The South African Electricity Industry Context (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Definition
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Definition (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Legislation and Status
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Legislation and Status (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Legislation and Status (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Legislation and Status (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Typical Functions Performed by an ISMO
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Current Allocation of Functions
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Current Allocation of Functions (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—New Allocation of Functions
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—New Allocation of Functions (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—New Allocation of Functions (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Uncertainties Pertaining to the ISMO Bill
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Uncertainties Pertaining to the ISMO Bill (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Implementation Process: Phased Approach
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Implementation Process: Phased Approach (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Implementation Process: Differing Opinions
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Implementation Process: Differing Opinions (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Long-Term Advantages
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Long-Term Advantages (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario Development
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario 1: ISMO Without Transmission Assets
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario 1: ISMO Without Transmission Assets (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario 2: TSO With Transmission Assets
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario 2: TSO With Transmission Assets (continued)
Introduction of an ISMO in South Africa—Scenario 2: TSO With Transmission Assets (continued)
Impact Analysis—Staff Transfer and Requirements
Impact Analysis—Staff Transfer and Requirements (continued)
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Scenario 1.A
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Scenario 1.B
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Scenario 2.A
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Scenario 2.B
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Summary
Impact Analysis—Eskom Financial Position: Summary (continued)
Conclusions
Conclusions (continued)
Legal Disclaimer
List of Acronyms
List of Acronyms (continued)
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
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Opening up the power generation sector to independent power producers is imperative as Eskom has shown some of its limits, such as severe funding shortfall, an extremely tight power system, and new-build projects being continuously delayed while power demand shoots. The dominant position of Eskom in power generation, transmission, and distribution prevents third parties from having an open and equal access to the transmission grid. Therefore, the Department of Energy developed the Independent System and Market Operator (ISMO) Bill with the aim to transfer some transmission-related functions from Eskom to the ISMO. The aim of this research service is to understand the functions to be endorsed by the ISMO and its consequences on Eskom.
| No Index | Yes |
|---|---|
| Podcast | No |
| Author | Celine Paton |
| Industries | Energy |
| WIP Number | 9AAE-00-06-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |