南非发电数据-英-122页_5mb

The document provides a comprehensive analysis of South Africa's utility- scale power generation in 2022, highlighting key statistics on capacity, electricity mix, system demand, and load shedding. Coal remains the dominant source, generating 80% of electricity, while renewables (excluding hydro) contributed 7%. The country added various capacities, primarily in coal and renewables, totaling 54 GW by year-end. System demand remained relatively steady, peaking at 34.6 GW. Load shedding reached an unprecedented high with 3,773 hours, peaking in December. The grid's resilience was improving slightly, but unplanned outages increased, driven by unplanned capability loss factors. The Very Renewable Energy (VRE) fleet reduced high-demand hours by 70% and peak demand by 1.4 GW, demonstrating progress in flexibility management. Enhanced.