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Cabinet announces new Nuclear Energy Corp and Eskom board plus approves draft Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 2025)

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  • Yesterday was a busy day for Cabinet regarding South Africa’s energy sector.
  • New board members have been appointed at Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd and the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa plus the draft Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 2025) has been approved.

Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, the Minister of Electricity and Energy, will brief the media on South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 2025) on Sunday, 19 October 2025. The IRP is a comprehensive forward-looking strategy that outlines the allocation of South Africa’s primary energy resources, ensuring that the country’s electricity demand is met both sustainably and cost efficiently. During this briefing, the Minister will provide valuable insights into the key components of IRP 2025 and its implications for the energy sector. The full IRP 2025 report will be gazetted this coming week.

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Board members of the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa are:

  1. Mr David Nicholls (Chairperson)
  2. Dr Vuyo Mthethwa (Deputy Chairperson)
  3. Dr Derik Wolvaart
  4. Dr Khensani Xivuri
  5. Mr Ismail Lambat
  6. Dr Pulane Molokwane
  7. Mr Eugene Julies; and
  8. Ms Phumelele Dlungwane

Directors to the Board of Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd are:

  1. Dr Busisiwe Vilakazi
  2. Mr Lwazi Goqwana
  3. Mr Clive Le Roux 
  4. Dr Andrew Barendse
  5. Dr Dimakatso Matshoga
  6. Dr Kgaogelo Chiloane
  7. Ms Sharmila Govind
  8. Dr Vuyo Peach 
  9. Dr Tsakani Mthombeni
  10. Ms Bajabulile Tshabalala
  11. Mr. Tshokolo Nchocho

Dr. Mthetho Nyathi’s stays on a board chairperson

More to follow,

Author: Bryan Groenendaal

 

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  1. Dr Penelope Brown on

    Interesting that there is no one on the new Board representing the Public, especially those who live in that area … and no comment as to why the old board all resigned! Hmm…

    Also someone on the ‘public participation’ aspect phoned me this week asking if I was still interested, and promised to email the appropriate documents to me, but I still have not received them! Unfortunately I did not record her name and contact details!

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