Tariffs and charges
Dear Customer
We urge all South Africans to partner with us to keep the lights on and save 10% of their electricity usage. This will make it significantly easier to manage the power system during this challenging time, while also enabling us to do planned maintenance to ensure the reliability of our plant. For tips on how to trim 10% off your consumption, visit http://www.eskomidm.co.za/residential .
NERSA-approved price increases for the multi year pricing determination (MYPD) 2 process (2010 - 2013)
Click here for the NERSA decision
Price increase for 2011/12
- The Eskom 2011/12 Tariff adjustment is the application of the NERSA MYPD 2 decision on 24 February 2011 and the NERSA 28 February 2011 approval of the 2011/12 Eskom tariffs.
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The average price increases (including the environmental levy impact) per tariff are:
- Local Authority tariffs will see an increase of 25.34% annual average price increase (applicable from 1 July 2011
- Non-local authority tariffs (applicable from 1 April 2011)
- Residential tariffs will experience an annual average increase of 14.30% from the inclining block tariffs (IBT)
- Megaflex and other urban tariffs will experince an annual average increase of 26.95%. This is higher as it caters for the lower priced residential IBT tariffs
- Rural tariffs will see an annual average increase of 25.8%. These tariffs do not contribute to the IBT subsidy.
Click here for more information on the 2011/12 price increase and how it impacts the tariff rates...
Click here for the large power user (LPU) communication (Connect).
Click here for the small power user (SPU) communication (Connect).
Schedule of standard prices for 2011/12 Tariffs
NERSA approved Eskom's schedule of standard prices applicable for 2011/2012.
Click here for non-local authority schedule of standard prices document (applicable 1 April 2011 to 31 March 2012).
Click here for non-local authority rates (applicable 1 April 2011 to 31 March 2012.
Click here for local authority rates (applicable 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012).
Modeling tools to assess the impact of the price increase.
(To use the model save first and enable macros).
Click here for the tariff comparison tool
Click here for the NMD rules modeling tool
Inclining Block Tariffs (IBT)
- Inclining block tariff poster
- FAQs
- Click here if you are a Homepower Bulk customer.
- Calculation of tariff impact model
Tariff Book for 2011/12
Click here for the tariff book.
Tariff History
Click here for the 2010/11 tariff book and here for more information on previous tariffs and history.
