LoadShedding
Stage 1: Requires the least amount of load-shedding (up to 1,000 MW) and can be implemented three times over a four-day period for two hours at a time, or three times over an eight-day period for 4 hours at a time.
Stage 2: Will double the frequency of Stage 1, which means you will be scheduled for load-shedding six times over a four-day period for two hours at a time, or six times over an eight-day period for four hours at a time.
Stage 3: Will increase the frequency of Stage 2 by 50 percent, which means you will be scheduled for load-shedding nine times over a four-day period for two hours at a time, or nine times over an eight-day period for four hours at a time.
Stage 4: Will double the frequency of Stage 2, which means you will be scheduled for load-shedding 12 times over a four-day period for two hours at a time, or 12 times over an eight-day period for four hours at a time.
Municipality information
For load-shedding schedules affecting the
City of Johannesburg
www.citypower.co.za, or
call 086 056 2874,
Twitter @CityPowerJhb.
City of Tshwane
www.tshwane.gov.za, or
call (012) 358-2111 / (012) 427-2111,
Twitter @CityTshwane.
City of Cape Town
www.capetown.gov.za or this page, or
call 0860 103 089
Twitter @CityofCT.
City of eThekwini
www.durban.gov.za, or
call 080 13 13 111, or
Twitter @eThekwiniM.
Mangaung Metro Municipality
www.mangaung.co.za, or
call 0800 111 300.
http://www.centlec.co.za or call 086 007 6937.
