4 Apr 2025 ,

Three great reasons (and a bonus) why your community scheme should go solar

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Solar and battery backup solutions are smart investments for community schemes
28 Mar 2025

Why solar and battery backup solutions are still a smart investment for community schemes

With improvements in electricity supply, many sectional title/community schemes and homeowner’s associations may be questioning whether investing in solar and battery backup solutions is still a smart investment.

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How to shield your community scheme from Eskom’s 36.1% electricity hike in 2025
27 Mar 2025

How to shield your community scheme from Eskom’s 36.1% electricity hike in 2025

Eskom’s proposed 36.1% electricity price hike in 2025 is set to put immense pressure on South African households, businesses, and community schemes.

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Key considerations for installing a roof-mounted solar system in your sectional title scheme
5 Mar 2025

Key considerations for installing a roof-mounted solar system in your sectional title scheme

With rising electricity costs and the need for energy security, many body corporates and homeowner associations are exploring solar solutions. A well-planned roof-mounted solar installation can reduce utility bills, enhance property values, and contribute to sustainability efforts.

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The power of solar battery backup systems- a smart solution for residential schemes
3 Feb 2025

The power of solar battery backup systems: a smart solution for residential schemes 

With electricity prices soaring and grid instability an ongoing concern, solar battery backup systems are becoming an essential investment for South African residential community schemes. These systems provide a reliable power source, reduce energy costs, and contribute to a more sustainable future. But how exactly do they work, and why are they a necessity?

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This guide outlines the key approaches to implementing solar energy in sectional title schemes, along with financing options.
27 Jan 2025

Harnessing solar energy in sectional title schemes: finding the right approach

With rising electricity costs and a growing emphasis on sustainability, many sectional title schemes are exploring solar energy as a viable solution. However, choosing the best approach can be challenging, as it depends on factors such as cost, management, and long-term feasibility.

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9 Jul 2024

Educating the community scheme industry in Mzansi for mahala!

The demand for affordable homes near economic hubs is driving the growth of the sectional title development market. Young adults are looking for secure, lock-up-and-go properties, and shared spaces are becoming popular due to their sense of community and affordability.

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New office entrance
11 Jan 2023

We have a new home!

Bright Light Solutions has kicked off 2023 on a high note. We are excited to announce that we have moved into our new offices on 11 January 2023, together with the rest of the Bright Light and STS Investment Holdings groups of companies.

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13 Dec 2022 ,

A week in the wild for conservation

As proud supporters of the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary (CFWRS), we were extremely pleased to send our very first Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary volunteer group to help out at the sanctuary.

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1 Dec 2022

Celebrating a bright future with our brand new look!

The landscape of renewable energy that we operate in is expanding exponentially, and so is Bright Light. This year we’ve made some changes to our company structure and business models. We aim to ensure our clients, partners and investors can gain the most benefit from the continuous growth of the industry.

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18 Jul 2022

How long do rooftop solar panels last?

One of the most common questions we hear from property owners looking to reduce their dependency on the national grid by installing solar is “how long do solar panels last?”

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2 May 2022

Energy independence bolted onto your Solar PV solution

South Africans are in a dark place. Not just because of rising unemployment and prime interest rates, or escalating food and fuel prices, but because everything seems to be going up except Eskom’s power-generating capacity.

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