The British scientist, Michael Faraday, first perfected the basics of generating electricity during the early 1830s. Released from dependence upon chemical batteries, and no longer limited to the telegraph office, the demand for electrical power, both by industry and individuals, has continued to grow by leaps and bounds.
Quite apart from its overdependence upon finite and rapidly shrinking reserves of fossil fuels for the commercial production of electrical power, the national distributor is short of the essential infrastructure needed to meet the demands of a nation the size of South Africa. Both domestic and industrial consumption have grown far more rapidly than Government […]
An old adage states that it is an ill wind that blows nobody any good, and this certainly seems to hold true in the case of the nation’s ailing electricity supply network. Holdups in the construction of badly-needed new power stations, coupled with deterioration in the performance of many of the existing installations, and the […]
Just as most car owners recognise the marques best noted for quality and performance within the motor industry, and those dealerships that are recognised for their excellent after-sales service, those who are reliant upon emergency electrical power have similar feelings regarding those manufacturers that best meet their needs. Brands such as Perkins, Cummins, Deutz and […]
The existence of electrical energy has been recognised for millennia. By the latter half of the 17th century, man’s attempts to produce it by mechanical means finally succeeded. The earliest generating devices relied upon the action of friction between two surfaces to produce a visible discharge of static electricity. Progressively more efficient designs produced even […]
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