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Minimal | |
| Light | ||
| Moderate | ||
| Heavy | ||
| Severe |
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Gen Station 11 July 2017 |
Energy (Megawatts) |
| Hwange |
537 MW |
| Kariba | 740 MW |
| Harare |
15 MW |
| Munyati | 19 MW |
| Bulawayo |
20 MW |
| Imports | 0-350 MW |
| Total |
1610MW |
ZESA HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD
POWER SUPPLY UPDATE
ZESA Holdings would like to advise its valued customers countrywide of the reduction in generation at Kariba Power Station due to depleted dam water levels, commencing on Tuesday 1st September 2015 at 1800hrs, in compliance with the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) requirement to scale down on water consumption.
Generation will consequently be reduced from the normal 750MW to 475MW until dam levels have risen to the requisite levels.
During this period, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) will take full advantage of the reduction of Units in service at Kariba to undertake the annual statutory maintenance, scheduled to be conducted between the 1st of September 2015 and 28 January 2016.
Whilst generation at thermal power stations is not affected by hydrological issues, Units at Hwange Power Station will also undergo statutory maintenance which will be completed by 7 October 2015, to ensure greater safety and reliability going forward.
The power utility further advises customers that the planned annual maintenance of Hwange and the reduction in water levels at Kariba dam will lead to changes being effected to the previously publicized load shedding schedule.
Consumers will experience suppressed power supplies until generation is brought back to normal levels.
Although the effects of load shedding will be minimized with possible power imports where available, ZESA Holdings urges consumers to use the available power very sparingly to minimize the extent and duration of load shedding.
ZESA Holdings sincerely apologises for the unavoidable inconvenience caused.
The Ministry of Energy and Power Development has successfully launched the prepaid metering technology that is replacing the conventional billing system that had been posing challenges to the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), a subsidiary of ZESA Holdings. ZETDC has already installed 19 000 prepaid meters countrywide, with a further 19 000 expected to be installed by end...
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Since 2007, the country experienced load shedding as a result of the shortage of capacity in the country. What exactly is load shedding? Load shedding simply stated is a controlled temporary way of cutting power to parts of the country when there is not enough electricity to meet the needs of customers. This is as a result of a shortage of...
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The idea and principle behind the conserving of energy is that it is better to INFORM the public about the state of the network and ASK them to do something to help, than it is for everyone to experience rolling load shedding of long periods. When you stop to think about it, it is logical that power usage peaks between 5...
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If you are wondering if you really make an impact - consider this. Nothing connects all of us together like the electricity network. Electricity cannot be effectively stored in large quantities. This means that when you turn on a light, that power needs to be generated immediately by a generator somewhere on the network. If there is not enough generation available,...
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When originally installed a wiring system is suitably designed for its intended purpose and each circuit is safeguarded against the effects of overload, short-circuits and fault currents by protective devices of the correct current rating and breaking capacity. In this regard, the wiring regulations are explicit that every circuit shall be so designed that a small overload of long duration...
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Minimal | |
| Light | ||
| Moderate | ||
| Heavy | ||
| Severe |
|
Gen Station 11 July 2017 |
Energy (Megawatts) |
| Hwange |
537 MW |
| Kariba | 740 MW |
| Harare |
15 MW |
| Munyati | 19 MW |
| Bulawayo |
20 MW |
| Imports | 0-350 MW |
| Total |
1610MW |
ZESA HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD
POWER SUPPLY UPDATE
ZESA Holdings would like to advise its valued customers countrywide of the reduction in generation at Kariba Power Station due to depleted dam water levels, commencing on Tuesday 1st September 2015 at 1800hrs, in compliance with the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) requirement to scale down on water consumption.
Generation will consequently be reduced from the normal 750MW to 475MW until dam levels have risen to the requisite levels.
During this period, the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) will take full advantage of the reduction of Units in service at Kariba to undertake the annual statutory maintenance, scheduled to be conducted between the 1st of September 2015 and 28 January 2016.
Whilst generation at thermal power stations is not affected by hydrological issues, Units at Hwange Power Station will also undergo statutory maintenance which will be completed by 7 October 2015, to ensure greater safety and reliability going forward.
The power utility further advises customers that the planned annual maintenance of Hwange and the reduction in water levels at Kariba dam will lead to changes being effected to the previously publicized load shedding schedule.
Consumers will experience suppressed power supplies until generation is brought back to normal levels.
Although the effects of load shedding will be minimized with possible power imports where available, ZESA Holdings urges consumers to use the available power very sparingly to minimize the extent and duration of load shedding.
ZESA Holdings sincerely apologises for the unavoidable inconvenience caused.
