Spring in South Africa brings with it a renewed sense of life. The trees are budding, days are warmer and our skies show off that clear brilliance that makes us love this, our part of the world. Yet, as every South African knows, Spring isn’t all sunshine and short sleeves. Evening temperatures tend to drop […]
Spring in South Africa is more than just the season of blossoms, fresh breezes and open windows. It’s also the perfect time to take stock of how your home uses energy and where you can make small changes that lead to big environmental and financial wins. With rising electricity costs, growing awareness of climate change […]
Heritage Day, celebrated on 24 September, is one of South Africa’s most beloved holidays. Known informally as National Braai Day, it’s the moment when the country’s diverse cultures come together around something simple yet powerful – a shared fire. Whether it’s a family gathering, a township street party or a cosy get-together in the suburbs, […]
As the chill of Winter lifts and the days stretch a little longer, South African households enter a season of balance. Early Spring often means fewer blankets at night, open windows during the day and a noticeable dip in energy use. For homes powered by Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), this seasonal lull presents a unique […]
Whether you’re managing a cosy seaside guesthouse, a game lodge deep in the bushveld or a 200-room city hotel, one reality remains true: energy costs are among the biggest ongoing expenses in hospitality. And when service delivery depends so heavily on heat – hot water, cooked meals, warm indoor spaces – electricity alone can be […]
If you’ve ever watched a restaurant kitchen in full swing, you know it’s a high-pressure dance of heat, hustle and precision. Pans clatter, flames flare and food flies from stove to plate with mind-bending speed. Behind all that culinary choreography? Gas. From Michelin-starred Jan Hendrik van der Westhuizen to South Africa’s favourite culinary queen Siba […]
Life moves fast. Between early mornings, long days, family needs and unexpected hiccups, there’s already enough to juggle. That’s why it helps when at least one thing is simple, reliable and quietly efficient. A gas canister. A gas canister doesn’t buffer like Wi-Fi, trip like the mains or run out quietly like prepaid electricity – […]
There’s nothing quite like a cold winter morning in South Africa to test the limits of your patience and your appliances. The alarm rings (if your phone’s still charged), the frost is biting at the windows and you’ve got exactly 15 minutes to transform yourself from a duvet burrito into a semi-functioning human being. But […]
Soup always reminds me of those winter evenings when the sun slipped away early and the cold crept in through the seams of the house. We’d tumble through the front door, cheeks stinging, boots muddy, fingers stiff from the bite of the wind. The smell would hit us first – something simmering, something good. It […]
For many small businesses across South Africa, LPG is a trusted energy source. Whether you are in the hospitality industry, – running a café,commercial kitchen or restaurant, a salon or a small workshop, LPG offers an efficient and cost-effective way to power your daily operations. But while it’s incredibly useful, LPG is also highly flammable, […]