Lahore  - Zero Carbon and Bulleh Shah Packaging Ltd, a subsidiary of Packages Ltd, recently signed a mega solar project installation having a capacity of 1.8 MW. This project is set to generate over 2,500,000 units of electricity each year. The projected annual carbon emission reduction is a whopping 1,359 tons. The 1.8 MW solar plant will be powering the Bulleh Shah Packaging Factory in Kasur.
Zero Carbon and Packages Limited are huge advocates of clean and green energy, and this project will contribute towards a much larger and noble national cause of protecting and preserving Pakistan’s environment by a substantial carbon offset.
UN & IPCCs latest report on global climate change and its grave consequences has been a wakeup call for the entire world with several large corporations making efforts in playing their part in protecting our planet and fighting global warming. Packages Ltd and Zero Carbon’s efforts in the journey towards a zero carbon Pakistan are definitely a start.
Group Head Supply Aftab Khan, Director & Head of Packaging Asghar Abbas from Packages Limited and Zero Carbon CEO Bilal Afzal were present at the contract signing ceremony along with their teams which was held at the Bulleh Shah Packaging Factory in Kasur.
Ever since starting their operations in 2019, Zero Carbon has quickly become a force in Pakistan a solar energy industry with several multi megawatt projects to their name.
To learn more about Zero Carbon Solar and their highly efficient and effective solar solutions visit www.zerocarbon.com.pk or call +92 311 1111 926 for a free survey.