South Africa's grid has reached the end of the line. MEZURA is the replacement — a decentralised national utility delivering solar electricity at R2.50/kWh, with hardware-enforced settlement at every endpoint. Built for homes, estates, EPCs, and institutional capital.
R2.50/kWh fixed tariff for South African homes. No upfront cost, no contract, no debt. The hardware on the roof is owned by the utility, not the homeowner.
Every kilowatt-hour is metered, signed, and settled by a tamper-resistant edge gateway with TPM 2.0 silicon. Zero collection risk. Zero days in receivables.
24%+ IRR for institutional infrastructure capital. The first decentralised energy asset class with risk-free yield, securitised at the silicon.
Solar at R2.50/kWh. Zero upfront cost. Full real-time control through the UMA app on your phone.
Learn moreBulk deployment without a special levy or HoA capex. Multi-utility billing through one app.
Learn moreExclusive territorial license. Perpetual revenue on every kilowatt-hour sold inside your zone, forever.
Learn more24%+ IRR. Hardware-guaranteed cash flows. The first decentralised infrastructure asset class with risk-free yield.
Learn moreCentralised remediation can't catch up. Tariff escalation has decoupled from delivery. R105B+ in municipal debt. The market needs a different thesis.
Distributed solar can't be financed at scale because collection risk is unsolvable in software. The team begins designing a hardware-enforced settlement node — what becomes the UMS.
TPM 2.0. ARM Cortex-A76. Atomic settlement via the ARDP. The first deployment-grade hardware emerges from the lab.
Institutional capital deploys. The decentralised national utility begins operating. The post-grid era starts in South Africa.
South Africa's legacy grid was built for the 20th century — a single national operator, R105B+ in municipal debt, decade-long planning cycles. It cannot deliver in the post-grid era.
MEZURA is the architecture for what comes next. Sovereign-grade hardware on every roof. Atomic settlement at every endpoint. Capital that flows from balance sheet to grid edge in seconds, not billing cycles.
Phase 1 is electricity. Phase 2 is water. Phase 3 is gas. Phase 4 is connectivity and security. One UMS on the wall. One wallet on the phone. One utility, every utility.
The model exports beyond South Africa: every developing-grid economy with consumer-side solar adoption and institutional appetite for risk-free yield is a candidate market. The post-grid era is global.
South African data protection compliance — consumer wallets, telemetry, and audit trails all governed under POPIA terms.
Federal-grade security controls applied across the UMS hardware and the National Network Operations Centre.
Information security management certified across the platform's operational and engineering processes.
Industrial control systems cybersecurity standard — the canonical baseline for critical infrastructure.
Payment card industry compliance for atomic settlement, top-ups, and consumer wallet transactions.