Case study 5 – Solving gas billing errors: How MyVoltage’s smart metering can recover lost revenue
Accurate utility billing is essential for financial stability, yet many clients unknowingly lose revenue due to incorrect gas metering. Several MyVoltage clients faced ongoing underbilling issues because their LPG gas consumption was measured without accounting for pressure fluctuations, leading to billing discrepancies and financial losses. The challenge LPG gas is measured in cubic meters, but […]
Case study 4 – Fair water billing: How individual meters transformed a Johannesburg complex
Water costs can be a major burden in residential complexes—especially when all residents share charges equally, regardless of actual consumption. In one Johannesburg complex, this system led to overcrowded units consuming up to 80 kiloliters per month, unfairly driving up costs for everyone. The challenge Without individual water meters, residents had no incentive to reduce […]
Case study 3 – MyVoltage detects leaks in a complex and recovers cost
Water leaks are a silent profit killer in residential complexes, often going undetected until they cause financial strain. This was the case for a Centurion complex, where unnoticed leaks led to R40,000–R50,000 in monthly water bills—until MyVoltage stepped in. The challenge Despite high water bills, the complex’s management team couldn’t pinpoint the source of the […]
Case study 2 – MyVoltage uncovers hidden water waste
As a property manager, keeping operational costs low is a top priority. But what happens when unseen inefficiencies drive up water bills without explanation. That’s exactly what residents of Waterfall Estate experienced before turning to MyVoltage for a solution. The challenge Residents were receiving unexpectedly high water bills but couldn’t identify the cause. Their irrigation […]
10 Ways to save electricity this winter
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) is set to implement its annual Incline Block Tariffs (IBTs) electricity price increase on July 1, as is customary. This increase comes right in the middle of winter, a time when we are already using more electricity to heat our homes and keep ourselves warm. Given the […]
