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Part 1 Revenue Application: Multi-Year Price Determination ... - Eskom

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Overview of <strong>Multi</strong>-<strong>Year</strong> <strong>Price</strong> <strong>Determination</strong><br />

2013/14–2017/18 (MYPD 3)<br />

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costs – especially those from renewable energies – are considerably higher than the cost of<br />

<strong>Eskom</strong>-generated electricity, totalling R78 billion (an average of 212c/kWh) for the MYPD 3<br />

period.<br />

The energy bought from IPPs is blended with <strong>Eskom</strong> generation costs and then sold to<br />

<strong>Eskom</strong>‟s customers at their normal tariff. IPP costs are recovered as a pass-through<br />

according to the Nersa-approved formula.<br />

Stability and sustainability of the electricity industry would encourage international and<br />

domestic investment in IPPs. Higher levels of investment in IPPs would likely result in a<br />

lower cost of IPP-generated electricity as economies of scale are obtained over the longer<br />

term.<br />

Figure 5 shows the IPP performance in MYPD 2 and the projected figures for MYPD 3. For<br />

the purposes of this submission, <strong>Eskom</strong> has included the costs related to:<br />

The DoE‟s peaking project (1020MW)<br />

The MTPPP (373MW)<br />

The three rounds of the DoE‟s renewable energy IPP programme, totalling<br />

3 725MW of capacity.<br />

Figure 5: IPP performance in MYPD 2 and forecast for MYPD 3 (R million)

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