Phuzamanzi
Industrial Engineer in Middelburg

We also are the members of the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) and Electrical Contracting Board (ECB) of South Africa. Coupled to this, we are also registered at the CIDB for both construction (EP) and facilities (EB). All of these credentials contribute to the element of comfort in customers dealing with us, as we are duly trained and skilled, and thus guarantee our work. Our supply chain also encompasses partnerships with the best electrical wholesalers which are known and have a footprint throughout South Africa, thus passing the savings to our valued Clients. Why not save energy and use this kit for camping, studying and general lighting. Your nights will always be lighted, much to the envy of your neighbours. It is estimated that South Africa and the rest of Africa will take the lead in the Solar Energy market from 2015, and you rather be part of it right now! The Governments will also consider buying back some power from these plants, and the opportunities are enormous! Solar Power Harvest PTY (Ltd) is a South African based Private Company which was established to cater for the energy needs of the South African renewable energy market. It is a subsidiary of Phuzamanzi Electrical, a Centurion based Company which is growing at a rapid rate. The energy needs of the South African Market have taken strain in the last few years. Of course Eskom has started with the build program to expand the capacity, including the building of the massive Medupi Power Station in Limpopo, which will be rated as one of the top in the World, and Kusile Power Station in Mpumalanga. At the same time, the South African Government has kick-started major solar and wind power plants in the Northern and Eastern Cape provinces as Public Private Partnerships (PPP’s) as it encourages the Independent Power Producer (IPD’s) initiative in dealing with SA’s energy needs. Coupled to the shortages of power generally, there is also an increasing and worrisome element of copper thieves. The copper theft phenomenon is leaving hundreds, if not thousands of communities and business in the dark. This results in disrupted operations in all fronts and has a negative impact to the economy in general. The rest of the world has already seen an opportunity as far as green energy is concerned, with countries like Spain, Italy, Germany, China, India and others taking the lead. Africa, and in particular South Africa, cannot be left behind as alternative sources of energy, especially Solar Energy, is glaringly available due to the sunny days that the African sun is offering. The Customer can use it for lighting and water heating needs as required. The Solar energy can be used as an independent energy source to a commercial building or communal one. The advantages are massive savings in electrical costs (bill). The return on investment can be within a year or two, and the life of the investment is close to 30 years, with a huge cost saving opportunity throughout its lie cycle. There are no moving parts, no major maintenance needs and is reliable. The importance of practicing save energy saving tactics and making energy saving a practice can never be over-emphasised. It is especially so with solar energy as the generation of electricity is during the day, and the energy is then stored in batteries and converted into AC by inverters.