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Solar power mistake in South Africa costs homeowners large sums of money | SA News


Solar power installers have warned South Africans against using “bakkie brigade” providers for their systems.

Increased load-shedding between 2021 and 2023 drove a surge in demand for solar and backup power systems, creating an opportunity for many more companies to enter the market.

Among these were dozens of unscrupulous “fly-by-nights” looking to make a quick buck rather than provide a reliable service in the long term.

Alumo Energy recently said the unsafe work of informal and inexperienced installers,…

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