GreenYellow, a leading provider of solar energy solutions, specializing in solar power production and energy efficiency enhancement, and Unilever, one of the world's largest consumer goods companies, have announced a strategic partnership to drive clean energy adoption. This collaboration underscores their shared commitment to a sustainable and environmentally friendly future. The partnership features a rooftop solar installation at Unilever's Minburi factory in Ladkrabang Industrial Estate, under a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), which has commenced commercial operation. The project is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1,544 tons annually, equivalent to planting over 34,000 trees.
As a solar energy solutions provider, GreenYellow is committed to reducing carbon dioxide emissions by supporting leading organizations like Unilever. The company has invested in all solar infrastructure while taking responsibility for maintenance and power generation quality control throughout the contract period. This comprehensive approach ensures maximum efficiency in clean energy production, demonstrating GreenYellow's ongoing commitment to expanding renewable energy capacity.
As a key partner, Unilever has provided rent-free rooftop space at its Minburi factory for the installation of a 2.36 megawatt peak (MWp) solar energy system, along with a commitment to purchase all generated clean power. Beyond reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 1,544 tons annually - equivalent to planting 34,000 trees - this collaboration demonstrates how businesses can effectively combine environmental benefits with efficient energy cost management. This model serves as an example for other organizations looking to advance clean energy adoption.
Frank Glück, Chief Executive Officer of GreenYellow Thailand and Asia, commented on this collaboration: "Partnering with Unilever, a global leader in sustainability, marks a significant milestone for GreenYellow in expanding our clean energy solutions in Thailand, particularly in the consumer goods sector. This collaborative initiative not only demonstrates our capability to deliver sustainable energy solutions but also represents an important step in driving clean energy adoption in Thailand's industrial sector. Currently, GreenYellow is trusted by more than 75 leading business partners in Thailand to manage their sustainable energy transition.
GreenYellow has consistently initiated and implemented solar energy projects with leading organizations in Thailand, including Nestlé, Betagro, and TIPCO. These successful partnerships demonstrate the company's achievement in driving clean energy adoption in Thailand's industrial sector, with a total installed capacity of over 200 megawatt peak (MWp), reducing carbon dioxide emissions by more than 145,000 tons annually. This represents a significant contribution to Thailand's industrial sector's transition towards sustainable clean energy.
