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Kwikot Takes Bold Steps to Secure South Africa's Water Future

25th March 2025

     

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South Africa is facing an escalating water crisis driven by climate change, rapid population growth, and increasing industrial demands. According to the Boston Consulting Group, water demand is expected to exceed supply by 17% in 2030. Proactive solutions are critical. In response, Kwikot, a leading provider of innovative water heating solutions, is driving sustainable change to help secure the nation’s water future.

Murray Crow, Managing Director of Kwikot, underscores the urgency of the situation - “South Africa is at a critical juncture. Our water resources are under immense pressure and responsible water management is essential. At Kwikot, we are committed to providing solutions that promote efficiency, sustainability and long-term water security.”

The Water Crisis: A Call for Action

According to the National State of Water Report, the agricultural sector alone consumes 63% of South Africa’s available water, placing further strain on limited resources. In collaboration with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), experts have identified four key factors shaping the country’s water future:

·       Water Availability – Climate change and droughts continue to impact water supply unpredictably.

·       State of Governance – Effective policies and cross-sector collaboration are crucial for water security.

·       Economic Development – Industrial and agricultural demands necessitate more sustainable water management.

·       Technological Advancements – Innovative solutions in water efficiency and conservation will play a key role in sustainability.

Governance alone cannot solve the crisis, and so, technology and industry innovation must be part of the equation. This is where Kwikot steps in, offering cutting-edge solutions designed to maximise water efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

Kwikot’s Sustainable Water Heating Solutions

Kwikot is leading the way in sustainable water heating, providing energy-efficient products that help South Africans conserve water and reduce costs. By integrating advanced heating technologies, Kwikot ensures that households and businesses can contribute to water sustainability without compromising on comfort.

Efficiency at Work: Water & Energy Savings

·       Solar Water Heaters – Reduce water heating costs by up to 50% while lowering water consumption by 30%.

·       Heat Pumps – Use 60% less energy than traditional electric geysers, significantly reducing both water and electricity demand.

·       Gas Water Heaters – Offer up to 40% savings on water heating costs compared to conventional electric geysers.

These solutions not only address the immediate energy crisis but also alleviate the pressure on South Africa’s dwindling water resources.

“As we look to the future, collaboration and innovation will be crucial,” Crow adds. “By working with government, industry leaders and communities, we can create a sustainable, water-secure future for South Africa.”

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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