Solar Power Explosion in South Africa & ESKOM's Power Mix

Eskom supplies approximately 90% of South Africa’s electricity and generates more or less 30% of the electricity used in Africa.
Eskom has 15 coal-fired power stations with an installed capacity of 45 397 MW.
Eskom’s nuclear power station, Koeberg, has a capacity of 1 934 MW of power.
Eskom has two conventional hydroelectric power stations, three hydro pumped storage schemes and four non-dispatchable mini hydro stations. These stations are used when there is a sudden increase, or peak, in the demand for electricity which cannot immediately be met by the base load stations. They have a combined installed capacity of 3 393 MW.
Eskom has four quick reaction gas turbine power stations with an installed capacity of 2 426 MW.
According to Eskom, there was roughly 9 gigawatts of solar capacity in the country by February 2025,
6.2 gigawatts of which was contributed by private “behind-the-meter” rooftop installations.

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