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Sun Exchange ditches crowdfunding for corporate funders - Vimarsana News

Sun Exchange ditches crowdfunding for corporate funders

The local renewable energy firm, which started as a peer-to-peer solar leasing platform, says its original business model is no longer viable.

Boys High over the moon about upcoming clean power project - Vimarsana News

Boys High over the moon about upcoming clean power project

Pretoria Boys High is thrilled that a crypto investor has used bitcoins to buy 98% of all solar cells for its solar project, valued at R2.8 million.

Ex-pupil uses crypto and solar energy to propel Pretoria Boys High into the future - Vimarsana News

Ex-pupil uses crypto and solar energy to propel Pretoria Boys High into the future

An alumnus of one of South Africa’s oldest schools has backed a crowdfunding campaign in a big way to hook the school up to solar power.

International power producer CVE backs sustainable energy for South African education with Sun Exchange solar project - Vimarsana News

International power producer CVE backs sustainable energy for South African education with Sun Exchange solar project

Sun Exchange (www.thesunexchange.com), the global solar leasing platform, and independent power producer, CVE South Africa (www.cvegroup.com) today announced that the French renewable energy leader has funded a large solar-plus-battery project that will provide clean power and load shedding relief to one of the oldest and largest technical high schools in South Africa.

Solar cells - charities now turn to funders to keep the... - Vimarsana News

Solar cells - charities now turn to funders to keep the...

As electricity increasingly becomes a scarce commodity, charities are now turning to funders to help keep the lights on.