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07/05/2026

30kw DEYE HV solar system installed
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21/01/2026

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21/01/2026

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27/11/2025

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31/10/2025

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05/09/2025

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03/09/2025

Here are some of the visual faults detected while busy with a COC inspection

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27/08/2025

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27/08/2025

This is a great idea however the concept will not be viable in South Africa

Germany is indeed adopting solar fences — vertical installations of bifacial solar panels that serve a dual purpose: acting as boundary fencing while also generating renewable electricity.

These vertical solar elements are increasingly used in rural areas, farms, and even residential properties as part of Germany’s broader push towards decentralized renewable energy solutions.

These solar fences are typically composed of bifacial photovoltaic panels, which can absorb sunlight from both the front and back sides.

This orientation allows them to capture reflected sunlight from the ground and ambient light, enhancing their efficiency even with a vertical setup.

The cost comparison to traditional wooden fences is context-dependent.

In many cases, solar fences have a higher upfront installation cost but pay for themselves over time by reducing electricity bills and even allowing for grid feed-in in some cases.

In Germany, such innovations are supported by government incentives and feed-in tariffs, further improving the return on investment.

They also align with Germany’s Energiewende (energy transition) initiative, which aims to significantly increase the country’s reliance on renewable energy.

With limited land and high population density, dual-purpose solutions like solar fencing are gaining traction for being space-efficient and sustainable.

These fences are often modular and scalable, allowing homeowners, farmers, and businesses to integrate them into existing infrastructure without the need for large solar fields or rooftop systems.

27/08/2025

It is the way to go✔️

Kenya is one of the global leaders in renewable energy, producing about 83–90% of its electricity from clean sources. This achievement is driven mainly by geothermal, hydro, wind, and solar power, making Kenya’s energy sector one of the greenest in Africa. The country’s location along the East African Rift Valley provides it with vast geothermal potential, and Kenya is currently the largest producer of geothermal electricity on the continent. Hydropower from rivers and dams has also long been a backbone of Kenya’s electricity generation, while recent investments in wind and solar projects have diversified the energy mix.

This heavy reliance on renewable energy has brought significant benefits. It has reduced dependence on expensive fossil fuel imports, stabilized energy prices, and lowered carbon emissions. It also positions Kenya as a role model in sustainable development, attracting global recognition and investment. By continuing to expand its renewable capacity, Kenya is not only meeting domestic energy needs but also moving toward becoming an exporter of clean power in the region.