Eskom submitted a Retail Tariff Plan to NERSA, proposing structural changes to the Eskom tariffs to be implemented in 2025/26. The Retail Tariff Plan application addresses only the restructuring of tariffs and is not an application for an annual price increase.

The restructuring aims to address historical mismatches between Eskom’s cost structure and existing tariffs, ensuring that tariffs more accurately reflect NERSA-approved costs for electricity generation, transmission, and distribution services.

The proposed changes will ensure fair cost recovery, remove unfair subsidies, support the responsible integration of alternative energy sources and the transition to a more sustainable electricity market

The proposed changes in the Retail Tariff Plan are based on the 2024/25 cost-of-supply (or cost-to-serve (CTS))

Click here for the Cost to Serve study.

Click here for the Retail Tariff Plan submitted to NERSA

Click here for the summary of the Retail Tariff Plan

Click here for the customer impact analysis tool for large power user (LPU)

Click here for the customer impact analysis tool for small power user (SPU)

Click here for the reconciliation of energy for wheeling and off-set RTP comparison tool

 Customer enquiries regarding the Retail Tariff Plan can be directed to [email protected].