Jamhoor Textile Mills | 831 kW Solar Power Plant
Jamhoor Textile Mills has embraced renewable energy by integrating an 831 kW solar power plant, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and cost-effective energy solutions. This initiative not only reduces reliance on traditional power sources but also enhances operational efficiency by lowering electricity costs.
To execute this transition, Jamhoor Textile Mills partnered with SNL Power for the procurement of high-efficiency Risen HJT solar panels, ensuring top-tier performance and long-term reliability. As an authorized dealer and strategic partner of Risen Energy, SNL Power facilitated the supply of these cutting-edge solar modules, supporting the company’s move towards cleaner energy solutions.
Key Benefits of the Project:
✅ Sustainable Operations: Reducing environmental impact by shifting to solar energy.
✅ Cost Savings: Lower electricity expenses, improving financial sustainability.
✅ Energy Security: Reliable and efficient power generation to support industrial activities.
By investing in solar energy, Jamhoor Textile Mills continues to pave the way for a greener and more energy-efficient future in the textile industry.
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CLIENT
Jamhoor Textile Mills
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TECHNOLOGY
Risen HJT
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SYSTEM SIZE
831 kW
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Energy Generation
~1,096,000 kWh / Year
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Carbon Savings
~820 Tons / Year
Benefits of Solar Energy
- Reduces electricity bills significantly.
- Environmentally friendly with zero carbon emissions.
- Low maintenance costs and long-lasting performance.
- Energy independence by generating your own power.
- Increases property value with sustainable technology.
- Government incentives and tax benefits available.
- Reduces reliance on fossil fuels and imports.
- Can be installed on rooftops, ground, or solar farms.
- Works efficiently even on cloudy days.
- Scalable for residential, commercial, and industrial use.
- Encourages sustainable and eco-friendly living.
- Stores excess energy with battery solutions for 24/7 power.
“Solar Energy – Clean, Sustainable, and the Future of Power.”
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