As South Africa marks Earth Day 2025, many households are feeling the pressure from more than just environmental concerns. With rising electricity tariffs, ongoing load shedding and the uncertainty around VAT increases, living sustainably has never been more urgent, or more personal. Fortunately, one of the most powerful ways to reduce your electricity bill and lighten your environmental footprint starts right at home with your geyser.
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As South Africans continue to face rising energy costs and pressure on the national power grid, homeowners are seeking smarter ways to manage electricity use. One of the simplest and most effective upgrades? Switching to a smart geyser.
South Africa is standing at a water crossroads. With climate change, rapid urbanisation and increasing industrial demands pushing our water resources to the brink, proactive change is not just necessary — it’s urgent.
South Africans are all too familiar with the challenges of an unreliable energy supply. Load shedding, rising electricity costs, and the search for more sustainable energy solutions have become part of daily life. Amidst these struggles, one fundamental aspect of comfort and well-being remains at the forefront – access to hot water. The Kwikot team recently conducted research that revealed that 78% of homeowners consider uninterrupted hot water essential, while 65% are actively seeking...
Plumbers play a vital role in our daily lives, ensuring access to clean water, efficient sanitation and reliable heating systems - services that are fundamental to public health, economic growth and sustainable development. Despite their importance, the plumbing sector often goes unnoticed, yet their contributions are essential to modern infrastructure and everyday comfort.
For many South Africans, hot water is an everyday necessity, but with rising electricity costs and a growing focus on sustainability, energy-efficient water heating has never been more important. While electric geysers remain the dominant choice in most households, a shift is underway as homeowners seek cost-effective, long-term solutions that reduce energy consumption and offer reliable hot water.
As we enter 2024, the need to adopt more energy-efficient practices in our homes has never been more pressing. Not only do these changes help reduce your carbon footprint, but they also lead to long-term savings on utility bills. If you’re looking for ways to stay comfortable while saving energy this year, here are some practical tips to help you make the most out of your home’s energy consumption, every day.
Before we delve into who can have solar geysers, it’s good to have a basic understanding of how a solar water heating system works. In a nutshell, the water in solar geysers are heated by sunlight. This warm water rises, which causes a natural convection. With the above in mind, can anyone have a solar geyser? Below are three popular questions about solar geysers and under what climatic conditions they can be installed.
Just like any other big purchases made for your home, it’s important when buying a solar geyser that you understand what you’re paying for, and how it will benefit you in the long run. Did you know that solar geysers rely on more than just sunlight? Or how its internal workings assist with producing the warm water you use for your home? For those who are considering a solar water geyser, here’s a brief guide to how it works. Understanding how solar water geysers work can help you with...