Loadshedding still works exactly the same. Your area gets the right schedule and notifications. We've just made it smarter and more local.
ESP now works with actual suburbs and neighbourhoods, not loadshedding blocks. Because your area is more than "Block 8." Real place names create context, making information actionable. You're not just reading updates—you're coordinating with the people who share your street.

Your area is more than "Block 8." Real place names create context. When chats, outages, and reports are tied to actual suburbs, information becomes actionable. You're not just reading updates. You're coordinating with the people who share your street.
Infrastructure changes. Communities don't. Loadshedding blocks can move, merge, or split overnight. Your suburb stays put. That's where your neighbours are, where local knowledge lives, and where shared problems become shared solutions.
Read More →Loadshedding notifications haven't changed. You still get schedules, notifications, and warnings—just under your actual area name.
Integrate loadshedding data into your applications with the ESP API. Used by homeowners and businesses for home automation, contact center integration, network management, and operations visualization.
Electricity and water outages are just part of the deal. But these challenges become opportunities to connect, support each other, and yes, even have a laugh along the way.
Track the complete history of loadshedding stages for the past 10+ years. Because sometimes you need to see just how far we've come (or not).
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