Continuous load shedding will create water deficit by 2030, CSIR warns | The Citizen

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🔌Escalated levels of load shedding are impacting the country’s water supply and could cause a water supply deficit by 2030 - CSIR Eskom loadshedding waterrestrictions TheCitizenNews Find out more here⬇️

If anything, there will be a 17% deficit in water supply by 2023 if we do not address the current power crisis.

Apart from lax maintenance of the country’s water infrastructure over the years, the electricity rationing has impacted security and reservoir operations.“Supply must be consistent; the on and off does affect how the reservoir functions.” Electricity is also needed to measure water inside the reservoirs and analyse rainfall to determine the water supply.CSIR principal researcher in electricity, Warrick Pierce, says December 2022 had the highest levels of load shedding in the country’s history.

 

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