Hayleys Solar Powers completes 2.3MW capacity solar power installation for Texlan Centre - Energy Central
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Hayleys Solar Powers completes 2.3MW capacity solar power installation for Texlan Centre
The grid-tied rooftop solar power system constructed on the rooftop of Texlan's manufacturing facility in Minuwangoda has a capacity of 2,343kWp. This corresponds to a planned 63,539,152kWh of clean energy generated over a 20-year span.
This will cover an estimated 32% of Texlan's energy needs, minimising the company's reliance on conventional grid power while lowering operational costs. This will help to reduce 46,370 tons of greenhouse gas emissions over the project period.
"Sustainability is a core value at Texlan," said
"Our partnership with Texlan encourages them to do their part for the environment and sets a new benchmark for large-scale solar projects in the country," said Hasith Prematillake, Managing Director of
Hayleys Solar Executive Director and CEO
Texlan's decision to adopt solar power, facilitated by Hayleys Solar's expertise, reflects a growing trend within contentservices@htdigital.in
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