Eskom Forecasts Stable Power Supply, No Load-Shedding This Winter
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- •Eskom released its Winter Outlook 2026 report on April 22, projecting stable electricity supply.
- •The utility specifically highlighted Cape Town as a region expecting no load-shedding during winter.
- •Load reduction measures have been eased in multiple areas as of April 22, according to Eskom statements.
- •Previous years saw frequent load-shedding during winter, impacting economic and household activities.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Eskom maintains current generation capacity and grid stability through winter South African consumers and businesses will experience uninterrupted power supply, supporting economic activity and daily life.
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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)Eskom predicts a stable winter electricity supply for Cape TownAFRICAIOL (South Africa)Eskom's Winter Outlook 2026: A Promising Future for Energy StabilityAFRICAMail & Guardian (South Africa)No load-shedding in sight as Eskom forecasts stable winter supplyAFRICABusiness Day (South Africa)