Drop in solar energy demand amid load shedding suspension

The solar industry says the urgency for alternative energy has dropped as load shedding is no longer a consistent feature. The sector that benefits from cash flow in one-time payments on installation says solar projects have decreased nationwide. This follows a surge in demand at the height of South Africa's energy crisis along with rising electricity tariffs. DLO Energy Resources Group CEO Linda Mabhena-Olagunju has more.
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Power outages are not only caused by the loadshedding

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Amazing the value of a crisis. And how short memories are. And clarity that the take up of solar is what is responsible for the cessation of loadshedding. No worries, it will be back. Soon.

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Issa Jollofina. Issa Renewables gimmicks. Issa "Asiyifuni i nuclear". Issa 'coal is devil'

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The price of electricity will continue to rise. That will drive sales at a lower rate.

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Those who have means , please continue to buy solar.