South African national power utility Eskom Holdings has reported an interim profit of R12.8 billion, compared to R9.5 billion previously, and revenue from sales was up more than R1billion to R63.9 billion for the six months to end-September.

Headline: "Eskom reports strong profit rise to R12.8bn despite slow sales growth". Article courtesy of Engineering News Daily.

Headline: "Peters confirms power pricing policy rethink". Article courtesy of Engineering News Daily.

Article: Big users hail rethink on power pricing. From: Jay Morris, EIUG

Article: Electricity prices: The NDP is missing the point. From: Jay Morris, EIUG

Eskom warns it will pass on full carbon tax effect to consumers - By Terence Creamer. Article courtesy of Engineering News Daily.

Tariffs underpin Eskom’s profit surge, as demand growth remains modest - By Terence Creamer. Article courtesy of Engineering News Daily.

Presentation to AMEU Pricing Committee, 10 November 2010

Eskom reports R9,5bn interim profit on higher tariffs and sales: By: Terence Creamer. Article courtesy of Engineering News Online

An agreement was reached between Eskom and the three recognised trade unions, namely the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), the National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA) and Solidarity. The agreement follows a successful conciliation process by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA).

Proposed framework for charges for generators connected to the Distribution network. Please note that the contents of this presentation are proposals at this stage and are not yet approved Eskom stances

Electricity utility Eskom has a capital expenditure budget of R800-billion for the next 20 years, says CEO Jacob Maroga.

It is recognised that the Electricity Distribution Industry (EDI) in South Africa will go through momentous changes over the next couple of years leading to the creation of an industry significantly different to the one operating today. The AMEU and Eskom agree that support for this change process is essential to the success of the future EDI. In this process, it is very important to limit the duplication of resources, infrastructure, systems, capital investment etc.