Best affordable agricultural Solar Solution
Grow your business with Agricultural solar solution! Our team can provide you with the best agricultural solar solutions in South Africa, so you can power up your operation without breaking the bank.
Are you looking to take the leap into solar energy? If so, Simaeng Solar is here to help. Based out of Johannesburg, this company offers a wealth of information and support related to sourcing, installing, and maintaining solar panels in your home or agricultural property.
From quotation services to technical advice, they’re always there to help. So if you’re thinking about making the switch to solar energy, agricultural solar solution is the perfect place to start.
How can renewable energy make a difference in the agricultural sector?
The agricultural industry is one of the most important sectors of South Africa’s economy. The sector employs around two million people, and it accounts for about 10% of the country’s GDP. There are many benefits to be had from deploying renewable energy in this sector.
Solar solutions can make a significant difference in the efficiency of an agricultural setting. They can provide power when there is no grid available, and they can improve communication between farmers and their kin. Solar technologies can also correct problems with voltage and provide power during blackouts.
Many Farms across South Africa have benefited from their investment in Solar Energy. This is made a reality by the savings experienced once the equipment is paid for reflected in a substantial improvement to the Business bottom line because a Solar system requires very little maintenance over time.
Renewable energy, particularly solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, are increasingly being used in South African agriculture. This is predominantly driven by increasing electricity cost and unreliable supply from ESKOM, as well as, decreasing technology cost. The business case for investing in PV is also increasingly being understood. The ability to feed back into the grid when electricity generated from a PV system is not used is further strengthening the business case for systems below 1MWp (see SSEG tariff map link below).
