EnergyFind covers your renewable energy information needs

Oct. 4, 2010 - PRLog -- We, as South Africans, know what life is like without electricity. Heat-less, charge-less and generally in-the-dark. The feeling when the grid finally comes on line, and the every light in the house turns on whilst you are blissfully asleep (the lack of electricity has forced you to bed and the candles burning your oxygen has knocked you out). It is with this same feeling of invigoration that the developers bring you energyfind.co.za:

The first all-South African energy site that is a home for technology information, system discussions and allows you to connect with the experts in any and all energy fields, all neatly arranged by the energy source of choice. Looking to save the world or increase your energy independence? Click Wind Technology, Hydropower or Solar Energy.

Wondering what to do with the waste in your business, at home, or that pesky yellow-cake uranium in your shed? Click on Biofuels, Nuclear Power or Hydrogen Technology.

Its an information playpen even if you are looking to get mobile power or large scale systems, including the ‘need to knows’ on Diesel Generators and Geothermal systems. And when you’re fully informed, energyfind.co.za can connect you with a supplier and support you during your purchase through our Value Scorecard category. Value Scorecards allow you to educate yourself during the daunting buying processes that are attached to energy equipment, supplier evaluations, technology evaluations and system design tools.

You can even just click on the news or the Green Tips Corner to get the skinny on what’s green and what’s not.

So, plug in to energyfind.co.za and join the community that is reading, discussing, connecting. And list your business for free!

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About Velisa Agencies cc: Velisa Agencies cc has been in business since 2006 and has long since committed its efforts to the enviromental good of the earth. An effort is made to only supply green products and services either as physical goods or as a public web service. The latest effort at educating the public is the release of a new energy resource, EnergyFind.co.za.