Extracting 250 thousand tons of salt from its basins every year, Kenya is one of the leading salt producers in East Africa, while these Kenya-based companies managed to reduce their carbon footprints by 25% in cooperation with Japan.

One of these organizations, Krystalline Salt, is Kenya’s largest industrial solar power plant.
working with one of the systems. The Japan-funded solar power plant produces 1.6 gigawatt-hours of clean energy annually.

The solar power plant increased the company’s production capacity and saved electricity costs.

Kenyan Organization Gets Its Energy From The Sun! | Devamı>>>

The Municipality of Neuilly-sur-Seine, near Paris, decided to use electrical energy for the collection of household waste, while strengthening its fleet with an additional 10 100% electric Renault Trucks D Wide Z.E trucks.

SUEZ and Renault Trucks continue to work to reduce CO2 emissions and improve the quality of life of citizens. The first D Wide Z.E. SUEZ and Renault after the truck went into operation for waste collection services in the region of 63,000 residents in July 2020.

Domestic Waste Collection Service is Made with 100% Electric Trucks | Devamı>>>

Sunseap Group, a major developer in the field of solar energy in Asia, announced that it will establish the world’s largest floating solar farm in Indonesia in the coming years. The CEO of Sunseap Group, Frank Phuan, stated that the solar energy farm planned to be built in Batam, Indonesia, will be started in 2022.

While it is thought that the floating photovoltaic energy system, which is planned to be fully established in 2024, will have a capacity of 2.2 gw, the solar energy system will cover an area of ​​1600 hectares in Batam and will cost approximately 2 billion dollars.

Indonesia’s Plan to Build World’s Largest Floating Solar Farm | Devamı>>>

The measures taken to understand and eliminate the importance of carbon footprint are of great importance for the sustainability of companies. In this context, the European Union’s call to reduce its carbon footprint to 50% in 2030 and to zero in 2050 with the EU Green Consensus prompted companies to take action. Having an environmental and sustainable business approach, İşbir Bedding started a new step in its environmentalist approach with the measurement of carbon footprint in its business processes.

‘Isbir’ Takes a Pioneer Step in Carbon Footprint Measurement | Devamı>>>

Structuring its work by putting nature and people at the center of all business processes in line with the goal of a sustainable future, Zorluteks reinforces its pioneering and leading position in the sector with its environmentally friendly production approach. Zorluteks, which steers the Turkish textile industry with its innovative and innovative product range implemented in the light of the latest technology, aims to diversify its environmentally friendly product range with the Ecodesign product category, which reduces its carbon footprint by at least 50%.

Ecodesign Products Reducing Carbon Footprint from Zorluteks | Devamı>>>

The textile printing industry is growing with the rapid developments in the fashion industry. In the textile market of 165 billion dollars, more than 30 billion square meters are printed annually in the world. The textile printing industry is working for a greener future with digital textile printing technologies. Digital textile printing machines can save up to 600% of water.

The textile printing industry is growing with the rapid developments in the fashion industry. In the textile market of 165 billion dollars, more than 30 billion square meters are printed annually in the world.

It is Possible to Save 600% of Water with Digital Textile Printing | Devamı>>>

The boom in solar and wind power in the United States will deal a fresh blow to coal country in the next few years. Renewable energy, led by solar and wind, is projected to be the fastest-growing source of US electricity generation for at least the next two years, according to a report published Friday by the US Energy Department.
Boosted by swiftly falling prices, utility-scale solar power is expected to increase by 10% in 2019 and 17% in 2020, the Energy Information Administration said.

Solar and Wind are Booming, While Coal Keeps Shrinking | Devamı>>>