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How many units for R100 in Laingsburg?

Laingsburg’s 2026/27 tariff decision has no prepaid tariff that every household can be on. Its household tariffs are for billed (conventional) meters or ones we can’t work out from rand alone. Here is what R100 buys on each, VAT included. In parts of most municipalities, Eskom supplies homes directly.

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Laingsburg’s household tariffs

TariffR100 buysFixed a month
7. Domestic: High conventional (60 A)Billed (conventional) meters27.0 kWhR897.00
6. Domestic: High conventional (45 A)Billed (conventional) meters27.0 kWhR607.20
5. Domestic: High conventional (30 A)Billed (conventional) meters27.0 kWhR386.40

Units (kWh) for R100 at the start of the month, with the month’s fixed charge paid. The fixed charge is extra: your purchases pay it first.

Not worked out from rand alone: 1. Domestic: Low prepaid (20 A) (the decision prints no rate for the first 450 kWh of the month); 2. Domestic: High prepaid (20 A) (the decision prints no rate for the first 450 kWh of the month); 3. Domestic: High prepaid (30 A) (the decision prints no rate for the first 450 kWh of the month); 4. Domestic: High prepaid (60 A) (the decision prints no rate for the first 450 kWh of the month).

Elsewhere in the Western Cape

Units for R100 at the start of the month, VAT included.

Source: NERSA decision, page 20, Laingsburg’s tariffs for 2026/27.

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