Andrew Moore, UKSOL CEO, spoke at the Vietnam: Towards A Low Carbon Energy Future event at Hanoi, Vietnam, 11-12 March, 2019.

The event was co-hosted by EIC, DIT and British Business Group Vietnam (BBGV), the conference featured key industry experts sharing valuable insights into the opportunities available and challenges faced in Vietnam's energy future towards a low-carbon environment.

Sales of UKSOL solar PV modules continue to grow rapidly in Kenya through UKSOL’s exclusive partners there; Opibus.

Opibus (www.opibus.se) originate from Sweden but have a fully Kenyan subsidiary operating in Nairobi. They are driven by the overwhelming result of climate change, and want to ensure that developing countries are catching up.

UKSOL PV panels on display in Bamako, Mali today with our good partners Al Sadarah Engineering Mali

Please contact Issa in Mali on +223 77 77 64 37 for local ordering details.

Andrew Moore, UKSOL Founder and CEO, has been awarded the prestigious role of Export Champion by the British Government’s Department of International Trade.

GEE Controls, UKSOL’s exclusive distributor in Vietnam, has completed a 280kw installation on an impressive new building in the centre of Ho Chi Minh City.

GEE Controls used UKSOL 345w mono modules to complete the project.

UKSOL Continues Global Growth

UKSOL (www.uksol.uk), the UK’s leading exporter of high-quality solar PV panels, continues its global expansion with the addition of several new distributors in recent weeks.

New distributors includes solar companies located in Jamaica, Kenya, Chile and Puerto Rico.

UKSOL Ltd (www.uksol.uk), the British producer of high quality solar PV modules, is delighted to announce that it has delivered an order to supply over 6500 UKSOL 320wp solar PV modules, inverters and the rooftop mounting system for a 2.1 MW solar PV project for a factory in Metro Manila, Philippines.

ESTech Energy Limited is a member of the Geddes Refrigeration Group which includes Geddes Financial Services (GFS) and parent company Geddes Refrigeration Limited.  Group Chairman and CEO, Roy Lafayette, believes this partnership is very timely and will go a long way towards protecting Jamaican businesses and residences from rising energy costs as well as increasing future property values.  

UKSOL welcomes Ian Emberton and the Xerogrid team as a UKSOL panel distributor and a specialist off-grid systems design partner for the United Kingdom, Spain and Africa.

UKSOL (www.uksol.uk) and exclusive local solar module distributor, 360 Solar, based in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico are pleased to announce that FIDE certification has been achieved for UKSOL’s extensive range of poly and monocrystalline solar PV modules.

UKSOL Ltd are proud to announce an exclusive partnership agreement in the country of Cambodia.  Mr Pharith Kong, President of IMB Cambodia Group, is a successful solar entrepreneur in Cambodia and amongst his many achievements was the invention of the first solar powered car.

UKSOL Ltd are extremely proud to announce an exclusive partnership agreement in the country of Mongolia. Mr Bat-Uyanga Batdelger only recently contacted UKSOL and after discussions with International Business Development Manager, Vivianne Vassallo, the potential was realised in becoming an exclusive distributor for UKSOL in Mongolia.

UKSOL is pleased to announce that it is has obtained the RETIE certificate of product conformity in Colombia (CIDET number 07092) for its British brand of solar PV modules.

The certification process was organised by UKSOL’s exclusive distributor, EQUIPOS
& MEDICIONES TÉCNICAS SAS, based in Bogota, Colombia.

UKSOL is delighted to announce that it has been granted InMetro certification (registration number: 002320/2018) for the sale of UKSOL solar PV modules in Brazil.

UKSOL continues to expand globally. This time UKSOL (www.uksol.uk), the British solar PV module producer, has secured an order from Clean Energy based in Koriyama, Japan. Koriyama is located close to the Fukushima disaster area which was badly affected by a tsunami, earthquake and a nuclear power station failure in 2011.