Hartek Completes 2 MW Rooftop Solar Project for SML ISUZU Ltd, Cutting 65,000 Tonnes of Carbon Emissions

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In a significant stride toward sustainable energy, Hartek Solar, a prominent division of Hartek Group specializing in renewable infrastructure, has accomplished the installation and commissioning of a 2 MW rooftop solar project for SML ISUZU Ltd in Ropar, Punjab, India.

The project, covering a sprawling 2 lakh square feet area across seven roofs at the SML ISUZU plant, was completed within an impressive 75-day timeframe. This comprehensive initiative by Hartek Solar involved every stage from survey, design, engineering, procurement, construction, to commissioning.

Notably, the solar venture is anticipated to curtail approximately 65,000 tonnes of carbon emissions, aligning with global sustainability objectives and emphasizing the growing significance of renewable energy adoption.

Executive Director and CEO of Hartek Group, Mr. Simarpreet Singh, highlighted the project’s alignment with India’s decarbonization ambitions, emphasizing the company’s commitment to advancing clean energy solutions.

This accomplishment underlines the pivotal role of renewable energy in driving decarbonization efforts. Beyond cost savings on electricity, the project embodies a tangible step towards a sustainable future, empowering SML ISUZU to effectively reduce its carbon footprint while embracing solar energy benefits.

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Furthermore, Hartek Solar’s recent acquisition of a 22 MW floating solar project by SJVN Green and recognition among the Top 5 rooftop solar companies exemplify the company’s dedication to fostering energy transition and facilitating net-zero goals across industries, buildings, and institutions.


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