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Neosun Energy Expands to South Africa to Strengthen Business Operations

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NeosunNEOSUN Energy, a global solar energy company specializing in the development of solar power stations and battery storage solutions, has recently entered the South African market. This strategic initiative is geared towards offering commercial solar panels and energy storage solutions, catering to capacities between 200kW and 10MW for commercial and industrial projects (C&I), not just limited to South Africa but on a global scale.

At a crucial juncture when businesses grapple with heightened energy access challenges due to load shedding, rising electricity and fossil fuel costs, and the persistent issue of energy scarcity in numerous off-grid areas in Africa, NEOSUN Energy has entered the South African market. Renowned for its global presence, NEOSUN has extended its services to 16 countries across the CIS, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. With notable contracts from prestigious clients like Allianz, Adidas, CBN, and Polymetal, NEOSUN has solidified its position in the solar energy sector. CEO Ilya Likhov emphasizes the role of solar PV stations and energy storage solutions in addressing energy access issues faced by businesses in Africa.

The surge in renewable energy investments to $495 billion in 2022, surpassing the $371 billion in oil and gas, underscores a global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. NEOSUN's foray into South Africa is a strategic move to alleviate business losses caused by electricity scarcity, steering the region towards a sustainable energy future. Targeting primarily small and medium enterprises (SMEs), NEOSUN's expansion into South Africa, along with ongoing negotiations in other African countries, demonstrates its commitment to bridging the energy gap. The focus industries include manufacturing, warehousing, shopping malls, commercial offices, mining and industrial facilities, and pharmaceuticals. The South African market, severely impacted by electricity shortages resulting in business losses exceeding $13 billion in 2022, presents a significant opportunity for NEOSUN to create a positive impact.

NEOSUN executes solar projects globally, emphasizing remote African regions where such initiatives provide electricity to enterprises and settlements, transforming lives. For instance, a recent project in a Kenyan village involved a 300kW capacity system for a local workshop, enabling extended operational hours and doubling income by running two shifts. The installation generated 600,000 kWh of energy, allowing the sale of excess electricity to nearby areas and creating an additional income source for the village, illustrating the transformative effect of NEOSUN's solar solutions on local economies in off-grid locations.

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