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,
National Sales Manager Jonathan De Ridder has only been with Genergy for a few months, but has already proven himself to be an essential and integral part of the team. We climbed in to see what makes him tick. How long have you been working for Genergy? I have been with Genergy since
GENERGY POWERPACK We have been observing the evolution of the South African energy environment, particularly with regards to energy security, and one thing has always stood out - the fact that South Africans have a massive desire to take control of their own destiny when it comes to energy security. As a result we at
While we at Genergy specialize in Solar Energy for industrial and domestic set-ups, we are also aware of other renewable energy technologies out there. This one caught our eyes: ocean wave energy. There are some people who, when they see the ocean, think of it as a massive battery waiting for someone to understand it.
After the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan started plotting and planning ways to dismantle nuclear, and start growing solar and renewable energy farms. One of the biggest obstacles to development of any kind in Japan is the chronic lack of space. There is limited land capacity, which has led to the nation coming up with
