Euro Panel Products Commissions 2.2 MW Solar Plant, Expands Capacity to 3.6 MW
EUROBOND has commissioned a 2.2 MW solar plant in Surat, increasing its total captive solar capacity to 3.6 MW. This allows the company to offset 50% of its power needs. The initiative also includes Zero Liquid Discharge operations and water reclamation, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability.
The expansion of solar capacity and focus on sustainability are positive but do not immediately translate into significant revenue or profit increases. It is a strategic investment for long-term operational benefits and corporate image.
The announcement details a significant expansion of renewable energy capacity and further integration of sustainable practices, which are positive developments for the company's environmental footprint and operational efficiency.
Euro Panel Products Limited, through its flagship brand EUROBOND, has announced the commissioning of a new 2.2 MW grid-connected solar facility in Moti Falod, Surat. This expansion marks the third phase of the company's multi-year energy initiative, bringing its total operational captive solar capacity to 3.6 MW.
The new plant is designed to generate 30 lakh units of clean electricity annually, enabling EUROBOND to offset 50% of its total factory power requirements, a significant increase from the previous 20% offset capability. This initiative is part of a broader roadmap that began with a 520 kW installation in 2020, followed by a 1.4 MW expansion in 2024.
The company has also integrated Zero Liquid Discharge operations and comprehensive metal and LDPE recycling. Its in-house sewage and effluent treatment facilities have reclaimed over 1,322,500 litres of water in the last six months, which is used for site gardening and facility maintenance. This approach establishes a complete reduce, reuse, and renewable framework.
Mr. Divyam Shah, Whole Time Director and CFO, stated that the investment in renewable energy and resource conservation reflects a long-term commitment to building a responsible and resilient business, strengthening manufacturing efficiency, and reducing the carbon footprint. The company also recently expanded its in-house laboratory's NABL accreditation scope from 16 to 51 parameters.
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