Whilst we find ourselves in an almost surreal world from a socio-economic perspective, there are some positive developments that have occurred during the past 8 weeks or so. Number one,
Off-Grid Oktoberfest: Powered by Sinetech
The annual Sinetech Off-Grid Oktoberfest took place in the gardens of our Strijdom Park offices on Thursday 17 October. Despite widespread loadshedding in Gauteng that very afternoon, the show did
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Solar Truths : Post-Covid19 : Video Series
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Modern society is heavily dependent upon appliances that run on electricity. When there is a power failure, electricity supply to these appliances is cut off and they stop working. To
Solar Streetlights in South Africa
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5 Best Reasons to Go Solar
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Is your solar plant working as it should? What might be the technical problem behind that energy loss? Can you save in costly maintenance programmes and make your plant work
Loadshedding spells disaster for small businesses
Loadshedding is not just a South African “thing”, it is becoming a global reality, thanks to dwindling resources and a burgeoning population putting a strain on existing supplies. Just search