Green Energy Engineering (GEE), based in Hanoi, Vietnam, have ordered another 2376 (1MW) of UKSOL 445w mono half-cell solar PV modules today (1st September 2020). This makes over 3 MW in orders so far this year.

GEE have been selling UKSOL solar PV modules in Vietnam for the last four years and are UKSOL’s exclusive distributor in Vietnam.

UKSOL is now shipping its solar PV modules to Abu Dhabi in the UAE

UKSOL 370w mono solar PV modules are approved by ADNOC - The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. ADNOC is the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Gino Pelletier, CEO of Forex-Afrique, UKSOL’s new distributor in Mali, West Africa will be installing UKSOL solar PV modules on the Norwegian Embassy building in Bamako.

UKSOL panels will also be supplied for water adduction programmes funded by World Vision in Mali. These projects have been secured by Gino Pelletier, UKSOL’s new distributor for the region based in Bamako.

Joash Ruaya of Joash AR Engineering Enterprises has become a distributor of UKSOL solar PV modules in Cagayan de Oro City, which is located in the Mindanao region of the Philippines.

The company will import UKSOL 445w mono half-cell modules which are now UKSOL’s fastest selling solar panel. Local installers will be able to purchase these modules in Cagayan de Oro City in August 2020.

As a result of UKSOL's participation in the British Week Trade Mission in Santa Cruz de la Sierra - Bolivia (South America) in March 2020, UKSOL sealed a strategic alliance with the signing of the exclusive distributor agreement with the company BOLPEGAS for the Bolivian territory.

This strategic alliance will allow both companies to develop together the photovoltaic solar energy market in Bolivia, a country that has a lot of growth potential.

UKSOL solar PV modules are heading for Berbera, Somaliland.

The shipment was arranged by exclusive UKSOL regional distributor, Mr Ahmed Habane of Ashley Marketing Services, who are based in Bristol, England. Mr Habane has strong connections with the region.

Berbera is a coastal city and the former capital of Somaliland before Hargeisa. Berbera is the capital of the Sahil region of Somaliland and is the main seaport of the country.

UKSOL (www.uksol.uk) is pleased to announce that the company has entered the solar PV market in Cameroon, West Africa.

This week the first shipment of UKSOL 300w mono modules has been shipped from UKSOL’s Chesterfield based distributor, Boiler Shop, on its way to Douala, Cameroon.

After the disruption caused by the global virus pandemic, UKSOL reports an upsurge in sales from its worldwide solar PV module business.

UKSOL has received substantial new orders from partners in the UK, Vietnam, South Africa, Cameroon, and Abu Dhabi. Several global MW orders are also currently pending final sign-off.

UKSOL is very much open for business and is currently shipping stock from its factories in Spain and China.

UKSOL solar PV modules have now been certified by MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) in the UK.

MCS is a British standards organisation and is there to create and maintain standards that allow for the certification of products, installers and their installations. Associated with these standards is the certification scheme, run on behalf of MCS by Certification Bodies who hold UKAS accreditation to ISO 17065.

UKSOL Ltd are pleased to announce the launch of its new 445w mono half cell solar PV module. Deliveries start in May 2020. Production power ratings will then rise to 455w shortly.

Half cut cell technology can reduce internal power loss and improve overall power. Excellent heat dissipation qualities help avoid hot spot production as well as reducing cell micro cracks.

The new module incorporates 9 bus bars which is the optimised number and width of the main gate lines, maximising the light receiving area of components and reducing component power consumption.

UKSOL Ltd (www.uksol.uk) has shipped the first container of UKSOL solar PV modules for a 500kw project for the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital located in Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria.

The project is being developed and installed by Sandstream Nigeria. Sandstream’s focus is on developing sustainable energy projects that unlock successes across areas such as health, education and food security in Nigeria.

UKSOL Ltd would like to update its customers regarding the impact of the global corona-virus pandemic.

UKSOL is a global business with customers in 4 continents. Although our UK team is currently self-isolating at home near London, we are still able to process and supply solar PV module orders to global customers from our factories in Spain and China.

Although delivery times may have slowed slightly, we are still able to deliver to most locations across the globe in good time.

UKSOL (www.uksol.uk) solar PV modules have now arrived in Harare, Zimbabwe, after a long journey from the UKSOL factory by sea to Durban and then by road to Harare via Bulawayo.

UKSOL founder, Andrew Moore, spent six years working in Zimbabwe in the early 1990s as Finance and IT Training Officer for the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe. Andrew is therefore delighted that UKSOL panels are now available in this beautiful country.

Andrew Moore, CEO, UKSOL Ltd, has been invited to speak by the British Embassy in Bolivia during British Week in Santa Cruz, March 11-14, 2020.

Andrew will speak to invited business guests at special event to coincide with British Week in Santa Cruz, on carbon footprint reduction via the deployment solar power.

More supplies of UKSOL 385w mono solar PV modules have arrived in port in South Africa and will be available shortly in the Jeffreys Bay area of the Eastern Cape.

UKSOL solar panels come with a 30 year, no quibble, British performance warranty supported by UKSOL local dealer, AfricaSUP, and by our team in London.

Andrew Moore, the founder of UKSOL, has been invited to be a panel speaker at the Eastern Europe and Central Asian Network UK Roadshow, Oxford 30th January 2020

EECAN is a cluster of 14 countries where growing economies are demanding ever-higher-quality products and services.

Andrew Moore, UKSOL CEO, has confirmed the company has entered the Afghanistan solar PV market with confirmation of its first UKSOL (www.uksol.uk) solar PV module order via its new distributor there.

UKSOL Solar PV modules will be available in country around the end of December 2019. Please contact UKSOL sales at info@uksol.uk for any purchase enquiries.

Solar PV panels have been kindly donated by UKSOL to University College London (UCL) and will be used by the Civil, Environmental, and Geomatics Engineering Department, on the roof of an experimental station known as the Eco-Hub. It is located at PAMELA, a large UCL lab in North London, where plenty of state of the art innovations and research take place.

Andrew Moore, Sales Director, UKSOL Ltd will be at the JRL Microgen stand at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show in Harrogate on Friday (1st Nov) and Saturday.

We are exhibiting at a One Stop Shop for all of your renewable energy needs in partnership with JRL Microgen (www.jrlmicrogen.co.uk).

UKSOL 300w mono all black solar PV modules installed by Neil Beevers and his team at a house near Newcastle under Lyme recently.

UKSOL solar PV modules are made in Europe and come with a 30 year British warranty.

Please call Neil Beevers if you are interested in installing UKSOL solar panel fitted at your home or business to save money and help the environment.

Call Neil on 07748 184406 for a survey or installation quote.