Our Shared Energy Future: The 2050 Energy Strategy
While the City of Cape Town has been able to protect City Supply Area customers from up to two stages of load-shedding, the current levels are severely disruptive to the local economy, its
load-shedding,to alleviate energy pov ty, andto optimise energy use across Cape Town.This will be backed by a future-fit municipal electricity service, proactive electricity infrastructure upgrades, and support for residents to
oss all of Cape Town.UNDERSTANDING ENERGY POVERTYAccess to energy is an essential component of contemporary urban life. However, due to a range of socio-economic conditions, not all residents have access to the energy required to meet their daily n
ons based in Cape Town.KEY STRATEGY ASSUMPTIONS• In the short term, these uncertainties are not expected to have a significant impact on the energy system in Cape Town, but this may change in the medium-to-long term, particularly as the City considers an hould be supported to make good energy decisions;E
is at risk of not performing to its full capacity.New utility-scale energy storage technologies, such as batteries, are decreasing in cost and are now being explored by the City for deployment to mitigate load-shedding at critical city services in the short term, and provide the neces
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