Solar decisions change by country, city and even utility territory.
Melnti is built for continent → country → region/state/province → city → district or service area. Dedicated location pages are published only when they contain enough current local information to be genuinely useful.
Local rules, solar resource, product support and installer coverage are stored separately.
Browse by world region.
Start with a region, then narrow to country and city research where current local information is available.
Africa
Distributed solar, backup, mini-grids and country-specific support.
Explore region →Asia
Rooftop solar, dense urban loads and fast-changing market rules.
Explore region →Europe
National grid rules, rooftop economics, batteries and installer standards.
Explore region →North America
Utility territories, incentives, resilience and local permitting.
Explore region →South America
Solar-rich markets with country-specific regulation and support.
Explore region →Oceania
Mature rooftop markets, island resilience and network constraints.
Explore region →Major markets first. Worldwide coverage underneath.
These are useful starting points. Melnti continues expanding country and city research where local rules, product support and installation context materially change the decision.
United States
State, utility, storage and current incentive context.
Open research →Germany
Large PV market, balcony solar and MaStR registration.
Open research →Australia
Rooftop solar, SRES batteries and network export rules.
Open research →United Kingdom
Smart Export Guarantee, planning and battery decisions.
Open research →Japan
Residential FIT/FIP context, dense roofs and resilience.
Open research →India
PM Surya Ghar, DISCOM processes and rooftop growth.
Open research →The wider directory covers mature-grid, fast-growth, island, weak-grid and backup-heavy markets. Dedicated local guides are added when there is enough current information to help a real buyer.
Installer results should reflect real service evidence.
Melnti distinguishes verified businesses from wider service-area options so users can see how strong the local evidence is.
Start with the market that changes the economics
Solar equipment may be global, but electricity prices, export rules, incentives, permitting, climate and installer requirements are local. Melnti therefore separates product research from location research and updates the two together.
Priority market research
Current detailed coverage deliberately mixes mature high-spend solar markets with fast-growing and resilience-driven markets. Start with United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Japan or India. Nigeria, Indonesia and other African, Asian and emerging markets remain part of the same worldwide research system rather than defining the whole site.
Explore by region
Why local guides grow carefully
A useful city or country page needs more than a place name. Melnti looks for dated primary sources, current tariff or policy context where available, meaningful design constraints and a clear connection to equipment research. Pages are expanded as the evidence becomes strong enough to help a real buyer or project owner.