Apollo Solar Technology joined the opening of Build It Plus The Junction (Eswatini). The store sits inside The Junction Mall, at the corner of Masalesikhundleni and Ngwane Street. Its opening reflects the growing momentum in a town that has long positioned itself as the economic hub of the Kingdom of Eswatini. This new Build It

573 Reasons to Believe in the Goodness of People At Apollo Solar Technology, our daily mission is structured around measurable energy. We engineer advanced solar power solutions, design residential inverters, install solar water heating systems, and deploy solar borehole waterpumps across South Africa. Our goal has always been to build a sustainable future. Yet, standing

Inside the Global Fight to Save Half the Earth's Land Surface and What It Means for South Africa's Water Future. A Crisis Almost Everyone Will Feel. Every year on 17 June, the world marks Desertification and Drought Day - officially the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. According to the Geneva Environment Network, the

For nearly two decades, we have watched South Africa’s relationship with energy evolve from a crisis of constraint into an era of profound opportunity. We have transitioned from a nation waiting for the lights to come back on to a country actively building its own decentralised, clean power grid. Today, as we continue to manufacture,

Communities thrive when businesses, schools, families, and local organisations work together toward a shared purpose. While technology and infrastructure play an important role in building a sustainable future, investing in people is what creates lasting impact.  On 17 May 2026, Apollo Solar Technology had the privilege of partnering with Build it Birch Acres in support of

On Tuesday the 12th of May, the female staff team of Apollo Solar Technology were implored to go for a breast cancer examination at the PinkDrive truck as part of promoting wholistic wellness that is encouraged for all our team members. At Apollo Solar Technology, we believe that building a sustainable future goes far beyond

When taps run dry and electricity bills keep climbing, businesses and households start looking for alternatives. South Africa's recent National Address confirmed what many already know: the country's water and energy challenges aren't going away anytime soon. But the speech also revealed something else. Government priorities and funding commitments are now lined up in ways