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City of Cape Town Load shedding Unfairness.
City of Cape Town is supplying us with Electricity in Mfuleni, but our grid is connected to two areas, which is Area 1 & Area 13 which I found it that is really unfair to us other people still working from home, because when ever those area have load shedding we are also affected, as that sometimes I will get uptown 4 times load shedding in the same day. Whys is other Area's electricity grid is not connected to two area's. eg one of my colleague that is staying in Goodwood is link to area 13 and I am in Area 1 but we will have load shedding at the same time. why is that happening @CityofCapeTown because is area 13 has load shedding me in Mfuleni area 1 I also have load shedding and if Area 1 Mfuleni has load shedding Area 13 don't have cause I would call my colleague and ask and he will say power is still on by him. Why is city of cape town no protect us on the load shedding like it does the other area's cause sometimes it will be announce if Eskom is on a certain stage and we as city customers will be announces that the city is protecting us and our load shedding will only start on a certain time. Is it only customers in posh areas that is getting protected or are we all city of cape town customers as I pay my obligation to the city as a customer even though I stay in Mfuleni, but I am getting more load shedding's that the posh areas, as I have been monitoring this since load shedding started and I am standing up for this unfairness.
According to the current energy regime, the City and Eskom’s direct supply areas are determined by the National Energy Regulator (NERSA). So it comes down to where you live and residents aren’t able to choose who they are supp**** by.
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According to the current energy regime, the City and Eskom’s direct supply areas are determined by the National Energy Regulator (NERSA). So it comes down to where you live and residents aren’t able to choose who they are supp**** by.
We hope this helps.
