At the Asia Forum for Clean Energy Financing (AFCEF) Sunlabob's business plan was shortlisted as one of the most promising clean energy investment opportunities in the ASEAN region.

For the second year in a row, Sunlabob was chosen by the International Jury as the national winner for Laos; this time with the project "Village based, solar powered water purification".
The Energy Globe Award aims to highlight that the necessity to save energy, reduce CO2 emissions, and use our resources economically and sustainably is not a concern reserved to experts and industry, but that it should instead be established into public consciousness. The Award therefore serves as an incentive for implementing further projects related to environment, energy efficiency and climate protection.

Sunlabob has been nominated as a laureate for The Tech Awards in 2008.
The Tech Awards program was founded to cast a spotlight on innovators around the world who harness technology to profoundly improve the human condition.

Sunlabob has been awarded the UNEP Sasakawa Prize 2008.
The UNEP Sasakawa prize is awarded yearly to individuals or institutions who have made a substantial contribution to the protection and management of the environment.

Together with our African franchisee TSSD we won the Lighting Africa Development Marketplace 2008.
Established by the World Bank in 1998, the Lighting Africa Award sets out to acknowledge and reward the development of products which provide the most innovative, off-grid lighting solutions for the 500 million people without electricity in Sub-Saharan Africa.

For our Solar Lantern Project we have been awarded the prestigious Ashden Awards in 2007.
The Ashden Awards bring to light inspiring sustainable energy solutions in the UK and developing world and help ensure that they are spread more widely.

Sunlabob won the National Energy Globe Award Laos for the concept "Selling electricity in remote villages off the grid".
The Energy Globe Award presents successful sustainable projects from all over the world, that conserve and protect our resources or that employ renewable energy.

We have been selected as one of 12 finalist for the World Challenge Award in 2006.
The World Challenge is a global competition aimed at finding projects or small businesses from around the world that have shown enterprise and innovation at a grass roots level.

We won the Development Marketplace grant for our concept "Rental Service for Electricity in Remote Villages".
The Development Marketplace is a competitive grant program administered by the World Bank. The global competition aims to identify innovative, early-stage projects addressing climate adaptation.

We won the DGS Solar Prize 2005 in the category foreign countries.