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Keep Your Business Running. Reduce Energy Costs. Build for the Future. For businesses across South Africa, reliable electricity is more than a convenience — it is essential to keeping operations moving. From retail stores and offices to workshops, warehouses, farms and small manufacturing facilities, rising energy costs and dependence on the grid can put pressure on operating budgets. Renewable energy gives businesses another way forward. By combining solar generation, battery storage and reliable backup power, businesses can generate and store...

South African motorists and businesses are facing another sharp increase in fuel costs, with October fuel prices projected to reach record levels. According to the latest Central Energy Fund (CEF) data, the under-recovery for 95 unleaded petrol has reached R3.12 per litre, while 0.005% diesel is showing an under-recovery of around R3.13 per litre. If these levels were fully passed on, inland 95 petrol could move above R30 per litre, while wholesale 50ppm diesel could rise above R33 per litre....

POWERING AFRICAN AGRICULTURE How Solar + Battery Storage Can Help Farms Take Control of Their Energy Agriculture is at the heart of many African economies, providing food, employment and income for millions of people. But modern farming depends on something that is often overlooked: RELIABLE ELECTRICITY. From pumping water and irrigating crops to refrigeration, livestock management, processing and security, electricity plays an increasingly important role in keeping farms productive. As energy demand grows and electricity supply remains challenging in many...

Reliable Energy for Life, Business & Adventure Whether you're travelling across South Africa in a 4×4 or running a cold-storage facility that protects valuable stock, one thing remains the same: reliable power matters. Modern overlanders are becoming increasingly dependent on electricity to keep fridges, lights, communication equipment and other essentials running while they explore remote destinations. At the same time, businesses such as farms, butcheries, restaurants, supermarkets and food distributors rely on continuous electricity to keep temperature-sensitive products safely refrigerated....

South African motorists are heading into September with another increase in fuel costs expected at the pumps. The latest Central Energy Fund (CEF) data indicates that petrol and diesel prices are under pressure, with diesel facing the biggest increase. Recent estimates have pointed to an increase of around R1 per litre for petrol, while diesel could rise by more than R3 per litre if the latest projections hold. For households and businesses, rising fuel prices don't only affect the cost...