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Sunscan SunScan Solar Energy Technologies These solutions include solar water heating, solar water based spacial heating.

Founded in 2008, SunScan has grown from a small reputable solar water heating company focusing on solar thermal heating, to a well-respected wholesale concern offering turnkey solutions to the residential, commercial and industrial market. Many of SunScans systems and products have been SABS tested so you are assures quality with high performance. We are part of the City of Cape Town Solar Water Heating Accreditation Program.

07/08/2026

Sometimes the biggest challenges spark the greatest innovation.
Load shedding forced South Africans to rethink the way we generate and use electricity. What began as a necessity has accelerated the adoption of solar power, helping homes and businesses become more energy independent, resilient and future-focused.

Today, South Africa is recognised as one of the world's fastest-growing solar markets,a powerful reminder that positive change can emerge from even the toughest circumstances.

Read the full article:
👉 https://www.bizcommunity.com/article/how-loadshedding-led-to-south-africa-finding-its-perfect-sunspot-731982a

Thanks to Eskom’s loadshedding troubles, the Springboks weren’t the only ones chasing the sun...

31/07/2026

Group Africa has added 1,410 solar panels to its Kariega component plant, expanding a wider renewable-energy programme that is helping reduce the facility’s reliance on conventional electricity.

It is another encouraging example of how South Africa’s abundant sunshine can support cleaner, more resilient operations across major industries.

Read the article:
👉 https://www.bizcommunity.com/article/volkswagen-charges-up-kariega-component-plant-with-1410-solar-panels-078385a

The project forms part of a roadmap that leads to carbon-neutral electricity in VWGA’s production...

The world is embracing solar energy like never before! Solar is on track to become the world's largest source of electri...
24/07/2026

The world is embracing solar energy like never before! Solar is on track to become the world's largest source of electricity, driven by falling technology costs, continuous innovation and the growing need for cleaner, more reliable energy.

Here in South Africa, we're in an enviable position. With some of the highest levels of sunshine in the world, we're perfectly placed to benefit from this global energy transition. Every sunny day is an opportunity to make smarter use of one of our greatest natural resources.

Read more about the future of solar energy:
👉 https://about.bnef.com/insights/clean-energy/solar-set-to-rule-worlds-power-supply-three-things-to-know/

Solar is set to oust coal as the leading generator of electricity within six years, BloombergNEF finds in its latest energy transition outlook, despite a first ever slight dip in installations in 2026. “Solar is the cheapest source of power in many countries, and is proving the easiest and fastest...

Hot water is one of the biggest energy users in your homeand more South Africans are starting to rethink how they heat i...
27/05/2026

Hot water is one of the biggest energy users in your homeand more South Africans are starting to rethink how they heat it.

Heat pumps are on the rise, and for good reason.
They use the air around you to generate heat, making them far more efficient than traditional systems. Less energy. More output. Smarter living.

If you’re exploring your options, it’s worth understanding how heat pumps compare to solar solutions, especially in a Cape Town context:

👉 https://sunscan.co.za/resources/heat-pumps-vs-solar-geysers-the-optimal-choice-for-cape-town/

The Western Cape is fast becoming a leader in renewable energy and the momentum is hard to ignore.With billions being in...
24/05/2026

The Western Cape is fast becoming a leader in renewable energy and the momentum is hard to ignore.

With billions being invested into solar, wind, and alternative energy solutions, it’s clear that the shift toward more sustainable, reliable power isn’t just coming… it’s already happening.

What’s exciting is how this growth is creating real opportunities, from stronger energy resilience to more innovation at both community and household level.

For anyone interested in where energy in South Africa is heading, this is a promising space to watch.

👉 https://cbn.co.za/industry-news/renewable-energy-alternative-energy-solutions-news/western-cape-energy-transition-attracts-billions-in-renewable-investment/

Western Cape energy transition attracts billions in renewable investment By Adrian Ephraim A few years ago, the conversation in most South African boardrooms was about survival. Load-shedding was costing businesses billions in lost productivity, and the scramble for diesel generators and rooftop sol...

South Africa really is one of the best places in the world to harness solar energy.With abundant sunshine throughout the...
21/05/2026

South Africa really is one of the best places in the world to harness solar energy.

With abundant sunshine throughout the year, the opportunity to generate clean, reliable power is right above us, and more households and communities are starting to tap into it.

What stood out for me in this article is the growing interest in solar mini-grids, a smart, localised way to bring power to communities while reducing pressure on the grid.

It’s encouraging to see practical, scalable solutions being explored, especially in a country where the potential for solar is so strong.

Worth the read if you’re interested in where energy in South Africa is heading:
👉 https://theconversation.com/south-africans-want-solar-power-but-they-worry-panels-will-be-stolen-study-279113

Solar energy can cut costs and pollution for South African households, but fear of theft holds people back. Shared mini-grids offer a safer, affordable alternative.

If you’re wondering what it really costs to heat your pool… the answer might surprise you.Many homeowners assume swimmin...
14/04/2026

If you’re wondering what it really costs to heat your pool… the answer might surprise you.

Many homeowners assume swimming pool heating is expensive, but with the right system, it can be one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to extend your swimming season. Pool Heat Pumps don’t generate heat - they transfer it - making them far more economical than traditional heating methods.

That means:
âś” Lower monthly running costs
âś” Consistent, comfortable water temperature
âś” More time in your pool, even outside of summer

And when paired with solar energy? You could be running your system at little to no day-to-day cost.

Curious about how it works and what you could save?
Read more here: https://sunscan.co.za/resources/economical-swimming-pool-heat-pumps/

Dreaming of a longer swimming season? 🏊‍♀️ Our latest YouTube video reveals the magic behind SunScan pool heat pumps! Di...
09/04/2026

Dreaming of a longer swimming season? 🏊‍♀️
Our latest YouTube video reveals the magic behind SunScan pool heat pumps! Discover how these energy-efficient wonders keep your pool perfectly warm, quietly and without breaking the bank. It's time to enjoy your pool, all year round!

Dive in and watch: https://youtu.be/1lp52FPagUE

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Learn more about SunScan’s Solar Geysers/ Pool Heat Pumps/ Residential Heat Pumps in this practical guide.In this video:Looking for an efficient way to keep ...

Winter is coming to Cape Town, and with it an increased chance of loadshedding. Worried about how your hot water system ...
07/04/2026

Winter is coming to Cape Town, and with it an increased chance of loadshedding. Worried about how your hot water system performs during load shedding? 🔌💧

If you wonder whether a heat pump will still work, and what your options are when the power goes out, we broke it down for you in simple terms so you know exactly what to expect:

https://sunscan.co.za/resources/can-a-heat-pump-work-during-load-shedding/

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