AfriForum and Minerals Council South Africa are now fighting together to stop Eskom-Nersa settlement
The Minerals Council South Africa yesterday (10 November) submitted an application to join AfriForum as a party in the case…
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AfriForum court victory: Nersa’s process for approving electricity tariffs unconstitutional
The Pretoria High Court today ruled in the interest of electricity consumers by upholding AfriForum’s position that the National Energy…
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Nersa case: Municipalities agree to AfriForum draft order
AfriForum’s case against the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa)’s approval for the implementation of municipal electricity tariffs without…
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Three municipalities join AfriForum-Nersa court case; regulator admits public participation was insufficient
Two metros and one local municipality have now thrown their weight behind the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa)…
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Eskom relaxes solar panel registration requirements, thanks to AfriForum
After continued pressure from AfriForum, Eskom finally relented and announced a partial relaxation of the registration and certification requirements for…
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Court forces NERSA to act on Phalaborwa power supply
AfriForum’s Phalaborwa branch welcomes an important ruling in the Pretoria High Court ordering that the National Energy Regulator of South…
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Do your job, NERSA – says court in case over Rustenburg electricity supply
AfriForum achieved a major victory on Monday, 6 October, after the High Court in Pretoria ruled that the National Energy…
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AfriForum goes to court again over Tshwane Metro’s illegal levy
AfriForum today filed an urgent application in terms of section 18(3) of the Superior Courts Act (10 of 2013) against…
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AfriForum temporarily blocks Nersa and Eskom settlement that would cost South Africans billions
Eskom and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa)’s controversial settlement agreement – which would cost consumers around R54…
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Eskom clearly under pressure over ‘mandatory’ registrations of solar panels
Eskom’s latest announcement that it is reconsidering the requirement for professional engineers to sign off on solar power installations is…
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