SAFETY GEL 2-PLATE STOVE
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Get your wallets ready for a series of shock waves as domestic electricity prices shoot up 45 percent, not once, not twice, but three times – part of a staggered price increase plan that ESKOM has ushered in, that will ultimately see the price go up a whopping 135 percent by this time next year!
The irony is South African Industry is not more energy hungry than before, but rather that, as Eskom puts it, “South Africans have been spoilt for more than fifty years with cheap electricity”. You don’t know what you got till it’s gone, as they say.
The Honeymoon is now over, and ordinary South Africans, cash-strapped as it is in the uncertain economic climate, are in the midst of deciding how to react to this surge in power price. There is only one answer, by drastically changing (read reducing) their energy consumption habits. While this is good for the environment, people still need to cook. And while we were getting used to it, even enjoying it, during the power cuts, who wants to braai every night?
Thankfully, other off-the-grid solutions are popping up to replace coal-generated power, and with some hints from Mother Nature, and some innovative bio-fuel offerings, cheap and safe solutions are already at hand.
Local alternative energy company, Red Cap Gel has a tidy and cost-effective solution for any household’s cooking and lighting needs, an alternative that works entirely independently of Eskom’s grid.
William Haywood, Director of Red Cap says, “Each household in South Africa could do well to consider a Red Cap Stove in the kitchen and a stock of Red Cap Gel. The gel is slow-burning, produces equal heat to regular stoves, and is non-toxic and therefore not a danger to children. Bio-fuel is a new growth industry with great potential to boost the South African economy, and with Red cap gel we hope to entirely replace hazardous combustibles like paraffin with safer gel products that do not spill, leak or spread like paraffin, and will not burn without a wick.”
Haywood adds, “Now more than ever, rising electricity costs are forcing people to face their energy use patterns and find cheaper ways of cooking and lighting. This does not have to mean moving back to candles and log fires. A gel stove will significantly reduce electricity used during cooking and is a logical solution for environmentally- friendly South Africans. Our Red Cap Gel is a “Green” and home-grown solution that is part of South Africa’s effort to address global warming, and a proud one at that. It is entirely odourless, non toxic, produces no fumes, and does not blacken pots, and is suitable for a range of cooking and lighting purposes.
In sum, small changes by ordinary people can go a long way to reducing humanity’s global carbon footprint and preserving this one planet that we all share. A renewable, off-the-grid alternative to the expensive fossil-fuel driven electricity we have for so long depended on, is now within your grasp. Each person is capable of small changes, and a bio-fuelled stove could be your first step in the right direction, one that comes with rewards not only for the planet, the environment and our air-quality, but also for your wallet.
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