Global solar energy company Neosun Energy expands into the South African market, providing commercial solar panels and energy storage solutions (200kW to 10MW) for worldwide commercial and industrial projects. Having extended its services to 16 countries, including Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and the CIS, Neosun aims to address energy access issues and bridge the gap in regions facing electricity scarcity, particularly focusing on SMEs and sectors like manufacturing, warehousing, shopping malls, commercial offices, mining, industrial facilities, and pharmaceuticals.
Neosun Energy extends its presence to the South African market, offering support to local enterprises
Neosun aims to address energy access issues and bridge electricity gaps in regions facing scarcity. Image credit: Pexels
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