Post by account_disabled on Dec 31, 2023 23:27:00 GMT -7
BayWa re, a global developer, service provider and wholesaler of renewable energy. Completed installation of a new solar energy system for Tetra Pak, a world-leading food processing and packaging company in Thailand. More than 3,000 solar panels have been installed on the rooftops of Tetra Pak's four factories, generating 1,000 kWp of electricity, creating green energy in Thailand. Kumpapong Pramoj Na Ayutthaya, Managing Director of BayWa re (Thailand) Co., Ltd., said: “We began operations in the Asia Pacific region in 2015 and we are a leader in the development and wholesaler of equipment for solar energy systems. and utility-scale renewable energy markets This is the first commercial and industrial (C&I) project in Thailand.
We are very pleased with Tetra Pak. Their renewable energy transition approach is a great example of forward-looking business.” Tetra Pak is one of the RE100 companies, aiming to source 100 percent of its energy from renewable Email Data sources by 2030. Oliver Edberg, Environmental Specialist at Tetra Pak, said: “Tetra Pak works with our partner BayWa re because we are committed to supporting the transition to a renewable energy economy in all our countries. Run a business We are proud to see solar power in our facility. This is an area where we can make a positive contribution to reducing carbon emissions. and create a future for future generations within their communities. Thanks to BayWa re's professional service and expertise, we have been able to produce an additional 1MW of renewable energy from our solar panels.
BayWa re and Tetra Pak join forces to enable Thailand to embrace green energy by importing 70% of energy for domestic consumption. This allows Thailand to maintain future energy security and improve energy efficiency. Andrea Grotzke, Director of Global Energy Solutions for BayWa re, added: “ As a global business supporting companies of all sizes with our wind and solar energy applications, We look forward to continuing our relationship with Tetra Pak to support Tetra Pak in more markets around the world. and help them in their mission to source 100 percent of their power from renewables.” Thailand currently has the highest capacity for generating electricity from solar energy among ASEAN member countries. But it also aims to increase the proportion of its energy using renewables from 14 percent to 30 percent by 2036 as a key part of its sustainability plan.
We are very pleased with Tetra Pak. Their renewable energy transition approach is a great example of forward-looking business.” Tetra Pak is one of the RE100 companies, aiming to source 100 percent of its energy from renewable Email Data sources by 2030. Oliver Edberg, Environmental Specialist at Tetra Pak, said: “Tetra Pak works with our partner BayWa re because we are committed to supporting the transition to a renewable energy economy in all our countries. Run a business We are proud to see solar power in our facility. This is an area where we can make a positive contribution to reducing carbon emissions. and create a future for future generations within their communities. Thanks to BayWa re's professional service and expertise, we have been able to produce an additional 1MW of renewable energy from our solar panels.
BayWa re and Tetra Pak join forces to enable Thailand to embrace green energy by importing 70% of energy for domestic consumption. This allows Thailand to maintain future energy security and improve energy efficiency. Andrea Grotzke, Director of Global Energy Solutions for BayWa re, added: “ As a global business supporting companies of all sizes with our wind and solar energy applications, We look forward to continuing our relationship with Tetra Pak to support Tetra Pak in more markets around the world. and help them in their mission to source 100 percent of their power from renewables.” Thailand currently has the highest capacity for generating electricity from solar energy among ASEAN member countries. But it also aims to increase the proportion of its energy using renewables from 14 percent to 30 percent by 2036 as a key part of its sustainability plan.