Most South African businesses know electricity is expensive and unreliable.But many still treat energy as a grudge line item, not a strategic risk. So they wait. They wait for tariffs …
Most South African businesses know electricity is expensive and unreliable.But many still treat energy as a grudge line item, not a strategic risk. So they wait. They wait for tariffs …
“Sustainability” has become one of those words that sounds nice in board meetings……and then dies quietly in a PDF. For a lot of South African businesses, it feels like a …
South African businesses are facing a growing crisis: electricity costs are skyrocketing, and load-shedding is crippling productivity. From small enterprises to large manufacturers, the monthly utility bill has become more …
South Africa is navigating a challenging yet exciting energy landscape, marked by rising tariffs, intermittent power supply, and a growing imperative to transition to renewables. At JUP Solutions, we help …
Imagine your electronics as performers on stage—your computer crafting a masterpiece, your gaming console conquering galaxies, your Wi-Fi router keeping the household connected. The lights are on, the show is …
Solar power is a completely renewable energy source that is fast becoming the preferred power source for homes and businesses across South Africa. Considering the country averages around 2 500 hours …
With the Eskom tariff increase of a further 9.6% kicking in this April, and the price of solar power dropping by a whopping 80% since 2010, it’s quite clear that …
If you’re looking to install solar panels, there are a number of considerations – solar panel type and number, how you connect to the grid, the best supplier to work …
With South African electricity prices increasing by a further 15% recently, consumers are going to either have to find more money to pay those monthly bills, or look at ways …
The increasing unreliability of power supplied by the national grid, and impact this has on both business operations and valuable equipment, has resulted in significant investment in emergency backup power …