If South Africa’s energy investment programmes and reforms continue, the energy availability factor (EAF) for State-owned utility Eskom’s coal fleet does not decline, and business partnerships and collaboration endure, it is possible to, from a societal perspective, effectively end loadshedding by the end of this year. This is the assessment of Energy Council CEO James Mackay, who participated in a recent Webinar hosted by Creamer Media on the ‘Energy Outlook for 2024’.
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