10kW Solar Power Cape Town

10kW Solar Panel System – Cape Town

M Solar Power is proud to have completed a 10 kW in Cape Town. The system is designed to meet the clients day time energy needs. for more on our and our Business Owner Solar Power.

20kw Solar Power System – Red Tea Co.

M Solar Power is proud to have recently completed a 20kW solar power (PV) system at the Red Tea Company in Clan William North of Cape Town. The system will produce an average of 36,000 kW hours per year reducing the client’s annual carbon emissions by over 36 Tons. Great to see another client being empowered by the

10kW Solar Power System – Hout Bay

M Solar Power is proud to have completed a 10kW Solar (PV) panel system in Hout Bay, Cape Town. The system is designed to meet 85% of the home’s daytime energy needs with the excess solar generation being sold to the City of Cape Town during periods of low power consumption. The system will produce an

5kW Solar Power System- Tokai

Team M Solar Power is proud to have completed another solar power system in Tokai just outside of Cape Town. The system will allow the client to meet their summer energy needs with the excess summer solar power being fed into the COCT grid for credits which will be used during the shorter cloudier days

15kW Solar Power System – Ahead Gear

M Solar Power is proud to have recently completed a 20kW solar power (PV) system at Ahead Gear Cape Town, South Africa. The system will produce an average 26,000 kW hours per year reducing the client’s annual carbon emissions by over 36 Tons. Great to see another client being empowered by the sun! The Solar

3kW Solar Power System Constantia

M Solar Power is proud to have empowered Ross’s home with an 8kW Solar Power System in Cape Town. The system consists of 230W JA Solar Panels Goodwe Grid Tie Inverter For more on our homeowner’s solar power systems.

Robertson House Solar Power

The 12kW Robertson House Solar Power system was commissioned in 2015. The system is designed to meet 55% of the building’s daytime energy needs with the excess solar generation being sold to the City of Cape Town during periods of low power consumption. The system will produce an average of 22,000 kW hours per year, reducing the