By Conrad Roedern
Residences,office buildings, schools, workshops, factories and supermarkets share one common denominator; they require electricity to fulfil their function. Except for residences, the majority of this power usage takes daytime and this coincides perfectly with Namibia’s 300-plus sunny days.
The way to go is PV Solar Feed-In System which helps to make money by saving on cost of electricity. Since now home generation has crossed “grid parity”, i.e. generation on site seems cheaper than buying electricity from the grid, such an investment comes with typical pay-back period between five-eight years. Continue reading Benefits of producing power at the point of consumption