After load shedding, water preparedness is the next frontier for homeowners
As water supply interruptions become more frequent and tariffs rise, households are starting to consider backup systems alongside measures to reduce consumption.
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Here’s how to save thousands of rand as electricity tariffs soar
Electricity costs are rising at way above consumer inflation and will do so for years to come. Here’s something you can do about it.
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Energy and carbon performance certificates extended to existing homes
Marc du Plessis, executive head of LookSee, shares insights into the company’s partnership with Sanedi and explains the benefits of obtaining these performance certificates.
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The average age of first-time home buyers drops into the 30s
Stats from Standard Bank show some remarkable trends among first-time home buyers – they’re getting younger, more women are receiving mortgage loans, and Gauteng accounts for nearly half the national affordable home loan uptake.
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With electricity prices soaring, here’s why solar makes more sense than ever
The cost of acquiring a solar system has fallen sharply, while electricity price increases are nearly three times the rate of inflation.
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Buying a home? Get a solar system at the same time
LookSee and Standard Bank’s new offering allows home buyers to finance a solar system at the same time and save on electricity costs from day one.
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Standard Bank and LookSee launch Solar Home Loan – Future-proof your new home with affordable solar
LookSee’s new Solar Home Loan offering helps South Africans affordably invest in a solar system from day one when buying a new home.
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The real cost of delaying solar installations
Nersa’s R54bn settlement with Eskom will place further upward pressure on electricity tariffs over the next two years.