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As global energy demand surges—driven by AI-hungry data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrified ...

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Consumer electronic products have become increasingly complex, compact, and power-dense. With these changes comes a heightened need for robust overcurrent protection strategies to ensure the safety, ...

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City Power is calling on all customers currently receiving Free Basic Electricity (FBE) to check and renew their benefits to ensure they do not fall off the system. The utility company, in partnership ...

Eskom Group Chief Executive Dan Marokane has revealed that while nearly 10 million households across South Africa are eligible for free basic electricity, only 2 million are actually receiving it.

Electricity and energy minister Kgosientsho Ramogkopa says South Africa faces a significant energy crisis, where municipalities cannot collect revenue for the services they provide to residents.

Imagine a future where electric vehicle charging stations or AI data center power supply systems can be built like LEGO bricks — small, stackable units that can expand as demand grows. Luca Corradini, ...