Solar Swop wants to introduce you to the future of energy

Solar Swop is changing the way you look at your electricity bill every month. CEO of Solar Swop, Gregory Wenzler says he wants to change the future of electricity in how it is used and paid for.

Solar Swop services both residential and commercial properties with a variety of future-proof solar power solutions, including alternative funding models.

Their goal is to bring an end to fossil fuel pollution through world-class solar power and energy storage solutions, all with no upfront costs.

“With energy as a service, you are simply swopping the exact energy savings produced by our equipment for the use of the product,” he said.

They design the system according to your electricity consumption and based on the roof space of your property suitable for solar.

On average, a daily production of between 25-30 kWh of electricity can be expected.

The system comes with Solar PV Panels, Hybrid Inverter and Lithium-Ion Battery Storage.

One can opt for a solar or gas geyser for extra savings.

Rental of the unit increases by 6% annually.

To put it simply, your electricity bill would become an investment which could deliver as much as R1 million savings over 20 years depending on your circumstances.

It boils down to having free electricity while the sun shines and backup power during loadshedding, with no capital outlay.

The Energy as a Service (EaaS) payment arrangement for residential options is essentially ‘rent to own’.

‘Rent to own’ means no up-front costs, a fixed monthly service fee, the option to buy the equipment within 10 years (or extend the service agreement) and maintenance and insurance is included.

There is also the option to buy the equipment after five years.

Solar Swop partners with developers and offers turn-key solutions with the added bonus of investment options.

Solar Swop offers more than 20 years’ worth of industry experience. Offices are based in Durban and Johannesburg.

More information www.solarswop.com/eaas/.

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