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From monthly archives: January 2015

We are pleased to present below all posts archived in 'January 2015'. If you still can't find what you are looking for, try using the search box.

What is the difference between 'photovoltaic solar generated electricity' and a 'solar geyser water heating'?

'Photovoltaic (PV) solar electricity generation' and 'solar geysers or solar water heating' involve two fundamentally different technologies, but both rely on the conversion of energy carried by solar radiation (sunlight).

On a sunny day in Cape Town, sunlight delivers a powerful stream of energy to the tune of 1 kW per square meter.

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How a Thermo Syphon Solar Geyser works

A Thermo Syphon (TH) system relies on warm water rising, a phenomenon known as natural convection, to circulate water through the flat plate collector and to the tank (in TH systems with flat plate collectors).

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Cheaper oil prices is a game changer for South Africa

At $40 per barrel, South Africa's GDP could lift by as much as 1.1% according to the Oxford Economics Group.

So why have Solar stocks fallen in line with plummeting oil prices?

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End of the road for Eskom Solar Geyser Rebate Programme

Eskom has given notice to consumers that it will no longer be responsible for the future implementation, funding and management of the solar geyser and water heating rebate programme (both high and low pressure).

Eskom is in the process of handing over the responsibility for the solar rebate programme to the Department of Energy (DoE).

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