First Energy Solar Installers

11/06/2026

New Carbon Tax Changes in 2026: Why Solar is Now More Important Than Ever

From 2026, many businesses will face stricter rules and higher costs if they continue relying heavily on Eskom power.

07/06/2026

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04/06/2026

In the face of soaring electricity prices in South Africa, homeowners and businesses are not just seeking innovative ways to manage their energy expenses but to take control of them.

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Adopting solar power offers a strategic and sustainable solution for individuals and businesses looking to combat escalating electricity costs in South Africa.

27/05/2026

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27/05/2026

Expert Asbestos Removal Service by First Energy

Expert Asbestos Removal Service by First Energy’s turnkey service. We replace your roof, and install solar, LEGALLY! Contact us now!

25/05/2026

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24/05/2026

Think Twice Before Signing a “Rent-to-Own” Solar Deal in South Africa
Rent-to-own, lease-to-own, and lease-financed solar offers are everywhere right now. The monthly payment can look attractive, especially when compared to the upfront cost of buying a system.

Rent-to-own, lease-to-own, and lease-financed solar offers are everywhere right now. The monthly payment can look attractive, especially when compared to the cost of buying a system upfront.

13/05/2026

First Energy is proud to share that we have not received any reports from our customers of solar panels being lost during the recent storm.

If your solar panels were damaged, displaced, or you would like peace of mind that they are still securely installed, our team is here to assist.

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11/05/2026

DC faults in solar arrays can create a serious fire risk. If your installer supplied solar panels with a plastic backing underneath the panel, that material can ignite and potentially cause extensive damage to your property.

We recommend choosing solar panels with glass on both sides. With no combustible backing material beneath the panel, there is significantly less fuel available for a fire to start or spread in the event of a DC short.

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09/05/2026

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