Cleantech Solar and Kellogg Strengthen Partnership in Malaysia with 3.1 MWp Rooftop Solar PV System

Cleantech Solar, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions to corporations in Southeast Asia and India, has extended their partnership with Kellogg Asia Products Sdn. Bhd, a subsidiary of the Kellogg Company in Malaysia. As part of the partnership, Cleantech Solar has commissioned and installed the second phase of a rooftop solar PV system for Kellogg Asia Products Sdn. Bhd. at their manufacturing facility in Bandar Enstek, Malaysia. The combined capacity of the rooftop solar project is 3.1 MWp. Cleantech Solar has provided the end-to-end solar solution and will guarantee the performance of the system throughout the term of the agreement.

This partnership is expected to generate over 63.5 GWh of clean electricity, which is equivalent to offsetting approximately 46 kilotonnes of CO2 emissions. Integrating solar power in their energy mix will help further Kellogg’s sustainable business practices. In line with their promise of nurturing the environment, this project will lower greenhouse gas emissions and provide Kellogg with clean electricity to power their manufacturing without any capital investment.

Mr. Matan Raj Subramaniam, Plant Director at Kellogg Asia Products Sdn. Bhd., said, “Our founder, W.K. Kellogg, believed that running a good business was doing good for society. Staying true to this belief, we have intentionally integrated our ESG strategy – our Kellogg’s Better Days Promise – into every area of our business. Our partnership with Cleantech Solar is a fantastic example of this, bringing us closer to achieve our sustainability goals and fulfil our Better Days Promise.”

Mr. Sachin Jain, CEO of Cleantech Solar, said “It is a pleasure to be the chosen renewable energy partner for Kellogg in Malaysia and see the second phase of our rooftop solar PV project up and running. This project will contribute to Kellogg’s comprehensive sustainability strategy, helping them protect the environment by way of powering operations with cost-efficient green energy that will improve their bottom line as well as contribute towards Malaysia’s decarbonisation efforts. My congratulations to both teams on the successful commissioning and we look forward to strengthening this green partnership.”