Business Day TV speaks to Hennie Basson, head of technical at Daystar Power Group
27 November 2024 - 19:38
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Shell is continuing to diversify its energy sources, reducing its dependence on the national grid. In 2022, the company bought Daystar Power Group, which specialises in solar and battery-powered projects. Business Day TV spoke to Hennie Basson, head of technical at Daystar, for further insights on the company’s renewables projects.
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Business Day TV speaks to Hennie Basson, head of technical at Daystar Power Group
Shell is continuing to diversify its energy sources, reducing its dependence on the national grid. In 2022, the company bought Daystar Power Group, which specialises in solar and battery-powered projects. Business Day TV spoke to Hennie Basson, head of technical at Daystar, for further insights on the company’s renewables projects.
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