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Water Rhapsody’s Growing Footprint

On February 4, 2010

Water Rhapsody is rapidly increasing its’ footprint around South Africa, with coverage in six of the nine provinces of South Africa. With the first dealers opening in the Western Cape, the Water Rhapsody network has spread to Gauteng, KZN, Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga. This week negotiations began to secure a dealer in the [...]

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Los Angeles May Get Mandatory Rainwater Harvesting Law

On February 4, 2010

A new proposed law to go into effect in 2011 could have Los Angeles residents changing their habits when it comes to rainfall. Rather than just complaining that there’s some strange wet substance falling from the sky, all new homes, large developments, and some redevelopment projects will start to appreciate those few rainy [...]

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Invest in Water or face 30% Shortage

On November 24, 2009

South Africa is heading for a water deficit of between 17 percent and 30 percent in 2030 – and needs to invest $365-million (R2.8 billion) a year to prevent shortages, according to a global water report released in Washington yesterday.

The Water Resources Group study, a collaboration between the [...]

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Clem Sunter – SA Water could have Eskom type problems

On November 23, 2009

Irrespective of Copenhagen, oil is becoming a scarce commodity with only 90 years of cheap reserves left and peak production expected in the next five years. With any kind of recovery, oil will go straight through $200 a barrel. Since oil revenues are more than all other commodities combined, this could have a [...]

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Water Rhapsody opens in Mossel Bay/George

On November 16, 2009

Water Rhapsody opened it’s doors in Mossel Bay with our brand new franchisee Werner Neuhoff. Werner holds the franchise in the drought stricken area from Mossel Bay to the Wilderness, including George. By the first week end of business, Werner called for more stock of Water Rhapsody conservation systems as he had already sold out his first consignment – such was the demand in this dry area of South Africa’s beautiful Garden Route.

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Water Prices at a Tipping Point

On November 10, 2009

The following chart shows a comparison of water prices across a broad spectrum of countries. The price of water in South Africa continues to be low as compared to most major industrial countries. The price of water in South Africa is almost the third of the price in Germany. But when we realise that there are no more dams to be dammed and that there are almost no working estuaries left in South Africa we know water in South Africa is at a tipping point.

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