Welcome to Alliance Clean Energy.
Clean Energy For A Better Tomorrow
It is possible!
Providing you with
Eco solutions
Alliance Clean Energy (Pty) Ltd is one of the major distributors and significant player in the energy solutions industry, providing solar energy components and complete power solutions to the Commercial or Industrial sectors, including emerging businesses, and Residential, with a focus on the previously disadvantaged communities, offering affordable energy solutions. We source our products from reliable manufacturers around the world. In addition to offering clean, renewable energy, we are dedicated to upholding social and environmental responsibility, constantly looking for sustainable methods to improve the lives of members of our society.
Monitors
Power monitoring solutions.
Solar Energy
Residential & Industrial
Nuclear
Nuclear energy solutions
Wind Power
Wind energy solutions
One-stop Showrooms; solar panels, solar batteries, invertors, accessories (lights, solar fence, etc.)
Offering wide spread
Renewables
The national power supplier in South Africa cannot meet the energy demand by itself therefore alternative sources of energy are required to increase the level of energy supply reliability, reduce supply interruptions whilst protecting our environment for future generations. We are here to assist you and your Business/Home
Our Installations in Numbers
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Invest in Solar
The expenditure on the installation of solar is actually an investment. The money you will save over the years will usually be more than most of the other commercial or financial investments you have made. BEST OF ALL! NO MORE LOADSHEDDING!
Why Use Alliance Clean Energy
We’re able to present our clients with better solutions, by having companies bid against each other, competing for your business. We educate our clients about every option this industry has to offer, instead of being limited to offering only one way of going solar.
Operating Advantages
A solar power system can greatly reduce expenses, which improves the lives of the ordinary citizen. Corporate utility costs often decline to the point where the savings can pay for the solar system. The installation charge is often recovered in 3 to 4 years when compared to the decrease and savings in energy bills.
When it comes to how much you can save with solar, this will vary between households. Below are the factors which can impact your savings.
- System production – The more kWh of energy your solar PV system produces, the more you are likely to save. However, system production is not just determined by the system’s size. It also comes down to other factors such as the location of the installation, site conditions (eg. pitch, orientation, direction), and the quality of the components used in the solar installation etc.
- Energy prices – As energy prices increase, the worth of your kWh production will only grow. Your buyback (sell) rate is also a factor in this equation, as the more you can get for excess solar production, the greater your savings will be and overall return from solar.
- Self-consumption – When you produce solar power, you can either use it yourself first or sell this excess energy back to your energy retailer or the grid. The savings generated from self-consumption are usually greater than selling back to the grid, which is why many homeowners try to maximise their savings by using this method.
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Where we are
300 Hill Street, Acardia,
Pretoria, 0184
Get in touch
0127417870
Email us
info@alliancecleanenergy.co.za
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