V&A Waterfront set to implement huge solar power project |
As a result of our strained national grid, along with the worldwide shift towards clean energy, a growing number of businesses and individuals have begun to acknowledge the massive potential that solar power in South Africa holds.
Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront has taken a big step towards reducing their environmental footprint by starting installation of more than 7 500 m² of solar panels. These rooftop photovoltaic panels will be installed on eight key buildings on the 123-hectare property, including the Watershed, the Two Oceans Aquarium and Ports Edge.
This R20 million large scale solar project is set to produce an estimated 1 640 000 kWh units of clean energy annually, and reduce the carbon emissions by 1 610 tonnes per year. The average daily production will be 4 495 kWh.
This project will conserve an estimated 1 721 956 kWh annually, or the equivalent of the energy required to power 574 four-person households.
Soventix leading from the front
As a global player in solar power project development and EPC, Soventix is proud to play a vital part in building a greener future. We have completed a substantial number of solar power projects, ranging from residential rooftop installations to industrial and commercial solutions.
The journey from inception to completion of a photovoltaic system is complex. The success of a project is determined by careful project management and development that always maintains a clear perspective of the client’s interests and requirements.
Soventix works closely with financial institutions that specialise in renewable energy, allowing us to provide you with effective and efficient solar power solutions that excite. Everyone is required to do their part if we are going to successfully guarantee a bright future for generations to come. If you are interested in solar solutions for your home or business, please fill in our contact form today. You can also contact us via: Office number: +27 (0) 21 852 7333 Email: info@soventix.co.za
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