Bestway Cement has installed solar power projects totaling 70 MW with Reon.
Reon’s industry-specific approach and deep expertise in yield optimization proved to be of great benefit to Bestway. Our R&D teams successfully prevented a 4% reduction in performance by resolving the cement industry-specific problem of scaling on solar panels caused by exhaust fumes.
As a result, Bestway achieved a favorable Levelized Cost of Energy (LCoE), and energy cost reductions of up to 40% are expected.
Due to the heavily energy-reliant processes, more and more cement manufacturers are greatly benefiting by adapting to renewable energy.
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The collaboration between Reon and Unilever has been remarkable, with a mission to revolutionize the energy landscape and lead the way in sustainable practices. The journey began in 2015 with a small 30 kW pilot project at Unilever’s tea factory in Khanewal, aimed at reducing the company’s carbon footprint and demonstrating their green energy leadership. The project was a booming success, reducing carbon emissions by 28 tonnes in the first year alone.
Building on this success, Unilever expanded their partnership with Reon, commissioning 100 kW extension at the same site in the following year, and subsequently adding three more projects at their factories in Karachi, Lahore and Phoolnagar. These projects not only significantly reduced Unilever’s carbon footprint but also made a significant impact on energy savings and sustainability in the region.
Reon’s partnership with Unilever continues to this day, totaling 9.29 MW, with the deployment of 4 additional sites in Punjab, cementing their commitment to sustainability and energy self-sufficiency.
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In a world where energy costs play a significant role in the bottom line of steel manufacturers, the need for renewable energy sources has never been greater. With energy tariffs on the rise and energy-intensive operations driving costs higher, the transition to clean energy is imperative.
Amreli 7.18 MW solar power project, a shining example of innovation, resilience, and determination in the face of adversity. Despite the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, Reon Energy rose to the occasion and successfully installed and commissioned this on-grid, ground-mounted system.
This project represents more than just a source of clean energy. It is a symbol of Reon’s unwavering commitment to sustainability, corporate responsibility, and employee welfare. The company’s strict adherence to Health, Safety and Environmental policies, in accordance with the Government of Pakistan, ensured that the project was completed with the utmost care and consideration for its employees.
With an expected generation of 10,891 MWh of annual energy and an estimated reduction of 6,698 tonnes of carbon emissions annually, this project is a step towards a cleaner, greener future. It is a testament to the power of collaboration and the limitless potential of renewable energy to create a better world for generations to come.”
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Indus Motor Company joined forces with Reon Energy to bring their vision of sustainable energy to life. They embarked on a grand 6.18 MW solar power project, transforming their Karachi facility into one of the largest rooftop solar installations in the city. The project created an estimated 80 jobs during the installation phase, providing a boost to the local economy.
The on-grid system provides the company with seamless energy flow and substantial cost savings, delivering a promising return on investment. Generating an awe-inspiring 6,041 MWh of clean energy every year, this project is making a powerful impact in reducing carbon emissions by a massive 3,715 tonnes, equivalent to planting 151,025 trees.
IMC’s partnership with Reon Energy will undoubtedly be remembered as a shining example of innovative and sustainable energy solutions for generations to come.
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Reon and Redco International Qatar partnered to build the first solar bus charging depot in Al Lusail for the FIFA World Cup 2022. The Bus Charging Depot has been featured in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the largest bus charging station in the world.
The project aims to support transportation operations during FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and beyond. Roughly 23,700 fans will be facilitated daily through the operation of 241 buses during the matches. The main goal of the project is to increase public transit ridership and to switch to clean energy in transportation to improve overall air and climate quality in Qatar.
The project will achieve an annual energy generation of 7,843 MWH and achieve carbon savings of 4,823.98 tonnes.
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Fauji Cement Company Ltd. (FCCL) partnered with Reon Energy to set-up a captive 12.5 MW Solar PV plant for their cement production facility. The plant created 413 semi-skilled jobs for the local community and 137 skilled jobs during project installation . The project was delivered in 6-months after the Final Investment Decision (FID). This is one of the largest private distributed solar power plant projects of Pakistan. The annual energy production is around a 19.3 GWh that is equal to 484,000 tree plantations.
An R&D testing station of 26 kW has been deployed at site to study emerging photovoltaic (PV) technologies under simulated, and prevailing outdoor environment.
Project highlights
client: Fauji Cement Company
location: Fateh Jang, Punjab, Pakistan
sector: Cement
solar power project: 12.5 MW
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