Project Northam Booysendal The Northam Booysendal concession is situated approximately 35km from the town of Mashishing (formerly Lydenburg), straddling the border of Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces in South Africa. Genergy was tasked with a solution to provide hot water for 1,200 people working on the mine. This was a two-phase project. Phase one saw us
June 2016 Genergy's Energy-Efficient Hot Water Solutions ...as well as a little about greenwashing, greening tips, and then some surfing. Hi and welcome to our second ever Genergy newsletter. We at Genergy hope you are well and that the year is treating you good. It looks like it's going to be a challenging back half,
Carbon dioxide continues to increase in the atmosphere with a major milestone of 400 parts per million of CO2 recorded in the Southern Hemisphere according to CSIRO's Dr David Etheridge. Heat Rises We as a race are always on the look out for the signs of rising global greenhouse emissions, and one of the markers
Is seaweed set to save us from overheating? Global Warming and the Future The years are getting warmer and warmer, and we currently sit on 1% extra planet warmth. Doesn’t sound like much, a 22 degree day as opposed to a 21 degree day at the beach is not going to break the bank so
One of the knock on effects that loadshedding had in South Africa was to elucidate to us the concept that every little bit counts. Every single person who attempted to lower his or her Eskom usage by utilising solar helped towards the goal of no load shedding. In the process, the amount of information and
There has been much talk from Eskom as to the reason why loadshedding has been very quiet of late. They talk about ‘stability of the grid’ and no unexpected problems at any of the power stations, and they generally make quite a big fuss about it. Doesn’t seem right that the fact that they can
