Solar Sales designed and supplied all the solar power equipment for the Tokelau "Teletok" communications project that was spread across the 3 island group of Tokelau, a New Zealand island community dependency in the South Pacific just south of the equator.

Each island system had:

Solar Sales supplied eight solar power systems with its local partner, to local carrier, Omantel, to increase the mobile phone coverage network in several regions around a mountain range south of the capital, Masqat.

The Sultanate of Oman occupies the southeast corner of the Arabian Peninsula and borders Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the West and the Republic of Yemen in the South. With a land area of approximately 309,500km2 it is the third largest country in the Arabian Peninsula.

Solar Sales senior engineer Durmus Yildiz designed the systems ranging from 1,440 to 2,880 Watts peak solar power.

Solar Sales and their local distributor in Thailand were awarded a lucrative contract to supply solar power systems for 29 villages, mostly located in the southern part of the country.

Code named the DEDP Project, Solar Sales supplied a total of 1,160 only 75-Watt solar modules.

Each of the 29 selected villages will establish a "Battery Charging Station" with 40 of the Solar Sales' supplied solar modules, capable of handling the recharging requirements of 80 villagers' homes.

Solar Sales recently supplied solar power components for a solar power system at the Mulu World Heritage Park, in Sarawak, Malaysia.

The solar power installation was done to provide reliable and environmentally appropriate power for the Ranger and Tourist Facility at the Park, on behalf of the National Parks and Wildlife Branch of the Sarawak Forestry Department.