This South African solar company pays investors in crypto
When Abraham Cambridge flew to South Africa in 2014, he was struck by how few solar panels he saw in a sunny country with unreliable electricity.
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When Abraham Cambridge flew to South Africa in 2014, he was struck by how few solar panels he saw in a sunny country with unreliable electricity.
With loadshedding a common feature, investing in crypto while saving the environment doesn’t sound like such a bad idea.
Sun Exchange invites investors to buy solar cells, and the customers who receive the renewable energy pay a fee over a 20-year contract, but the cost is below what would have been charged for electricity from the grid.
The Sun Exchange crowdfunds solar panel installation in small businesses and homes that wouldn't usually be able to afford it.
As Eskom falters, South Africa’s big companies are doing it for themselves — renewably.