Bhavika Plastek cuts down 430 tons of carbon emissions through solar energy

HYDERABAD: Telangana-based Bhavika Plastek, a key player in the plastic manufacturing industry, has cut down on annual carbon emissions by 430 tons following its successful transition to solar power.

In a strategic move towards sustainability, Bhavika Plastek Pvt. Ltd. made a significant environmental commitment in 2020 by installing a state-of-the-art 311 KW solar plant at its manufacturing facility in the city. The solar plant generates 4.54 lakh units of clean electricity each year. It generates annual savings of Rs 33 lakh and has an environmental impact equivalent to planting 4,917 trees every year.

“As our plastic manufacturing business expands, we're more aware of our environmental duty and that led us to consider our transition to solar energy. After careful consideration, we chose Freyr Energy for the installation of our solar energy plant owing to their professionalism and commitment to quality. This step not only aids in creating a greener future but also demonstrates our commitment to responsible business practices. Remarkably, this solar investment has already yielded its payback in three years,” said Kameshwar Rao, managing director, Bhavika Plastek.

Saurabh Marda, MD of Freyr Energy, expressed enthusiasm about contributing to Bhavika’s environmental initiative, stating, “We are delighted to be an integral part of Bhavika Plastek's journey towards environmental sustainability. Freyr Energy remains committed to playing a positive role in facilitating clean energy transitions for environmentally responsible organisations such as Bhavika Plastek.”

Freyr Energy’s expertise continues to empower organisations to transition to clean energy seamlessly. This move not only aligns with joint environmental goals with clients seeking green energy to fuel their business operations but also sets a precedent for sustainable practices in the industry.