[Promoted] 10 Reasons to consider solar power for your business
Government has removed the threshold for private electricity provision in South Africa by allowing businesses to generate power without requiring a licence. Businesses will only be required to register and comply with the technical and environment requirements.
Incentives announced under South Africa’s power plan will further offset the cost for rooftop solar power installations. Businesses and households who install solar panels will benefit from Eskom’s pricing structure and rules, allowing them to sell excess power to the grid.Solar solutions decrease carbon footprints and with customers increasingly demanding that businesses be more environmentally responsible, solar PV installations help enterprises to meet that requirement.
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