The overall decline in the market slowed down from May to July, but the decline in integrated solar street lights was greater than the decline in the overall market. The decline in the market share of integrated solar street lights remained above 50% for three consecutive months, and fell below 50% again in July to 49.2%. Judging from the overall market situation, the launch speed of manufacturers on integrated solar street lights is slightly slower than that of split solar street lights.

From the perspective of countries that import solar street light products, Europe, Africa, and Southeast Asia have relatively more purchases. Spain and France in Europe have the largest purchases, the Philippines in Southeast Asia has grown rapidly, and Nigeria, Uganda, and Ethiopia in Africa have good sales. Engineering products for government projects such as solar street lights are greatly affected by national policies. From another perspective, solar street lights are a barometer of a country’s economic and political stability.

However, in sunny Australia and the United States, due to the impact of the epidemic and international policies, the purchase of solar street lights has approached zero, but the sales of solar garden lights have risen sharply. Due to Saudi Arabia’s strict Saber certification requirements, few manufacturers can meet the Saber certification, and the import volume has also approached zero.

From the perspective of manufacturers, almost all manufacturers have seen a cliff-like decline in sales. There may be a solar street light company from Shenzhen that is particularly eye-catching and grows against the trend in the epidemic. Shenzhen Moonlight Technology Limited insists on R&D and innovation, uses the spirit of craftsmanship to create original products, insists on using the best A-class LiFePO4 Ltihium battery, and has received praise from many new customers and return orders from old customers.