Over the past three years, UKSOL has experienced remarkable growth in the sales of solar panels across England, Wales, and Scotland. This surge can be attributed to several key factors that have contributed to the brand's success and will likely propel it to even greater heights in the future.

UKSOL has achieved remarkable success in penetrating the Irish and Northern Irish solar market through strategic collaborations with WRB Group and Surge Renewables. This achievement not only underscores UKSOL's commitment to sustainable energy solutions but also highlights the company's ability to forge strong partnerships for expansion.

The British Embassy in La Paz Bolivia reports that UKSOL 670w solar modules were displayed at the Fynergy 2023 exhibition in Bolivia by UKSOL’s distributor Bolpegas.

UKSOL, a British solar panel producer based in the United Kingdom, has made a significant move towards sustainable practices by joining the PV Cycle scheme.

UKSOL has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining MyHIJAU approval for its solar panels in Malaysia. MyHIJAU is a prestigious green certification program initiated by the Malaysian Green Technology Corporation (MGTC) to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly products and services.

In addition to being optimized for performance, UKSOL solar modules have gained further recognition as an Innovation Measure by OFGEM. This designation highlights the cutting-edge and forward-thinking nature of UKSOL's technology, making the panel an appealing choice for social landlords seeking ECO4 funding.

Surge Renewables (www.surge-renewables.com), a leading renewable energy installer company in Northern Ireland, has decided to promote and install UKSOL solar panels for their clients. This move marks a major step towards harnessing the abundant solar energy potential of the region.

A partnership started in Santa Cruz, Bolivia at the start of the covid pandemic, continues to flourish despite covid and the distance between the UK and Bolivia.

Andrew Moore, UKSOL Founder, was a guest speaker at conference organised by the The Worshipful Company of Launderers at the Glaziers Hall in London today.  Deputy Master, Kenneth Cupitt in his responsibility as a member of the Education Committee organised the all-day Seminar on the topic “The Future of Energy” at Glaziers’ Hall.

Here we share a post on LinkedIn by Adrian Wright, CEO, Happy Energy Ltd. Adrian is a leading export on OFGEM’s ECO 4 grant scheme for social landlords.

“Stand-alone solar PV in off gas properties, phoenix from the flames!

UKSOL’s exclusive distributor in Mali has ordered another 40ft container of UKSOL 445w mono half cell solar modules which will be shipped via Dakar port. The panels enjoy a trustworthy 30 year British warranty.

UKSOL has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with a solar PV distribution and installation company in Malaysia.

ALFAJER UK Ltd recently ordered 120 x UKSOL 550w mono half cell modules which have been installed to power a BP telecoms tower in Basra, Iraq.

Crampton & Moore (www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk) the leading independent electrical retailer based near Sheffield, have installed UKSOL 375w all black solar PV modules on the roof of its new warehouse at Catcliffe, Sheffield.

Utility scale solar farm developers and solar O&M companies in the UK are increasingly turning to UKSOL to replace faulty Tier One (so called) solar PV modules which are causing problems at their existing large scale solar installations.

UKSOL has shipped its own British brand of 660w mono half cell solar modules to Latvia in the Balkans. The delivery is hoped to be the first part of a large MW project currently being developed there.

UKSOL features in a new marketing campaign being launched by the British Government in the Middle East. The focus of the campaign is how the Middle East is using UK innovation to make energy greener.

A new UKSOL distributor based in Riga, Latvia has ordered UKSOL solar modules.

Currently there is a boom in the installation of solar panels in private housing