
With many industrial energy users turning to onsite generation, what does the future hold for collaboration between Eskom and the mining industry?
Marokane also discusses:
The potential for mines to sell energy back to the grid
Eskom’s approach to balancing revenue needs with demand-side management
The outlook for loadshedding in the short to medium term
Electricity price stability amid tariff hikes
Eskom’s role in supporting downstream manufacturing in South Africa
Key strategies to future-proof Africa’s mining industry
Don’t miss this deep dive into the energy landscape shaping the continent’s mining sector.
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