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Atlantis Rising: Cape Town’s 7 MW Sun Farm Rewrites the Rules of City-Owned Power

30 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town’s new Atlantis 7 MW Sun Farm is a shining example of cityowned power! Thousands of solar panels are now soaking up the sun, generating clean energy and cutting electricity costs. This amazing project is creating local jobs, using locally made parts, and even helping protect nature. It’s a bold step for Cape Town, showing how cities can power themselves with sunshine and build a brighter future.

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