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09
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2024
More than 430 Cape Town households apply to sell their excess powerBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor ELECTRICITY A total of 432 Cape Town households have applied to earn cash from selling their excess solar power to the city. These applications will now be assessed to determine their eligibility.
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