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In 2023, AWPower launched a new division focusing on comprehensive resource management solutions for solar and water.

We are excited to share our involvement as sponsors at the 32nd Southern African Universities Power Engineering Conference (SAUPEC 2024)

We're excited to share a recent engaging conversation that took place on Cape Talk’s Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit. Our chairperson, Henri Hattingh, shared insightful thoughts on the feasibility and potential of wind energy, especially for home use.

South African solar installers and consumers should be wary of counterfeit solar panels being fraudulently sold under major brand names.

As South Africans, we’ve grown accustomed to the challenges of loadshedding, and it seems like it’s here to stay for the foreseeable future. While there’s no quick fix for the country’s energy woes, there’s a solution that’s as easy to grasp as buying your own car – financing your solar PV investment.

As a Nedbank-approved* energy partner, AWPower can now offer its customers even greater value and quicker access to tailored solar energy solutions

With the increasing number of electricity blackouts across South Africa and loadshedding remaining, many households and business owners have been pushed to seek alternative energy solutions. As a result, the demand for solar power has increased significantly.

With South Africa experiencing its worst year of loadshedding to date, we’re seeing a surge in demand for alternative power solutions from homeowners and businesses alike. Solar is emerging as a popular option, enabling people to reduce their reliance on Eskom at a time the utility is asking the regulator to approve a 32% increase in power tariffs.

As South Africans continue to grapple with non-stop loadshedding and persistent area outages, renewable energy sources such as solar power have become an obvious choice to take the power back in your own hands.

Loadshedding is not going away, and most people are considering alternative solutions to keep their power on. The good news is that you can use your investments in backup power to bring your electricity costs down over time and also decrease your reliance on the national grid.