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Due to the pollutions of our scarce and valuable water resources, the consumer could face price hikes of Eskom quantities. If you harvest your rainwater for household consumption, you could dramatically reduce your reliance on the municipal grid and save yourself some money.
Eco Origin have now done installations for AVI, Vodacom, Wits university and many [...]
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These water shortage warnings are not new. For months and months we have been going on and on about what can be done to tackle shortages and water quality, yet the government has come up with little.
Last week Business Times reported on a looming water crisis, to surprisingly muted response. We had reported similar misgivings [...]
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A very interesting article by Christo Marais. At Eco Origin, we are all for water infrastructure investment, but with water tariffs as low as they are and with free water promised to all, the proper investment required will never be achieved.
The government needs to obviously improve current infrastructure, but encourage business and residential water [...]
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Eco Origin and Hudu can now offer you a great deal when it comes to installing a Solar Water Heater at your home. Solar water heating is expensive and that is why we are now offering it on finance to make it more affordable.
The great part about it is that the rebate offered (between R5k [...]
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If we wait until the government chooses correct policy towards this country’s water issues, it will be too late. The prices will continue to rise and there will end up being outtages similar to the Eskom debacle of a couple of years ago.
It is time for us to recycle our rain water and re-use our [...]
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Some positive stuff here from Mr Zuma. We need to roll out more and more solar water heaters to alleviate the growing stress on Eskom.
To find out more about our solar products click here. Or for a quote, click here.
Minister of Energy, Ms Dipuo Peters
Honourable Premier and MECs present,
Honourable Executive Mayor,
Members of the business [...]
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South Africa can learn a lot from what Israel are doing domestically with regards to their water heating needs. It is staggering that we are so far behind.
With Eskom’s inability to provide sufficient power consistently and with spiralling electricity prices it really makes sense to save electricity on our water heating.
Geysers use up [...]
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It is now time for NERSA to stand up and take this country’s power problems in hand. 50 Megawatts is not enough on Solar power when the potential is so much greater.
It is now time to rely less on Eskom and their purely coal based solutions and allow the renewable energy sector to grow, [...]
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Once again the government has contradicting policies on how to a) solve our energy crisis and b) championing itself as progressive in terms of green energy.
Eskom has introduced the rebate system for solar water heating, but it really doesn’t go far enough. The rebate should be greater and there should be tighter control on the [...]
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I am afraid that this will be a common story throughout the country. Durban announced a similar story yesterday. The price of electricity and water is increasing this year, with hefty increases due in the years to come.
There are solutions that will save money, and reduce your reliance on the grid.
For electricity, we offer [...]
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Water Rhapsody a WWF Green Trust award winner can save us up to 90% of our municipal water bills.”
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Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year, South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm, making it the worlds 30th driest country. Water Rhapsody, with 15 years experience in water conservation, is number 1 in South Africa in Grey water recycling systems and Rainwater harvesting systems.
Water Conservation Systems Water Rhapsody with 15 years experience in water conservation, is number one in South Africa in Grey water re-cycling systems and Rainwater harvesting systems. Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year, South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm, making it the world's 30th driest country. With scant resources channeled to water infrastructure in South Africa, it is up to each one of us to play a role in water conservation. With Water Rhapsody we can go green and save up to 90% of our municipal water bills.
Grey Water re-cycling A bath uses 120 litres and a shower 80 litres of water. When used, that water is called grey water. You pay for it, and then it all goes down the drain. A Garden Rhapsody uses this grey water to immediately irrigate your garden saving you a substantial portion of your water bill.
Rainwater harvesting It is now viable to harvest rainwater for your whole household. This includes rainwater harvesting, storing and pumping rainwater for bathing, showering, toilet flushing, pool, laundry and irrigation. Rainwater harvesting together with other Water Rhapsody products like Multiflush and the Poolside tank can save up to 90% of your water bill
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