Clean Energy, Green Commitment—lamipak Photovoltaic Officially Powers Up!

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On April 7th, after intensive debugging and inspections, Lamipak 's nearly 10-megawatt photovoltaic project officially began generating electricity! The once-empty factory rooftops are now uniformly covered with rows of solar panels, transforming the roofs into a shimmering metallic blue under the sunlight. The installed photovoltaic components, neatly arranged, instantly convert solar energy into a continuous flow of electricity, supplying power to the entire Lamipak facility.

The Lamipak photovoltaic project commenced construction last August and was completed this March. With a rooftop area of approximately 75,000 square meters and a light absorption rate exceeding 85%, the project features 16,472 double-sided glass solar panels, boasting a total installed capacity of 9.6 megawatts. It is projected to generate 10 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy annually. "Based on an average annual sunlight exposure of 800 hours, the system can produce 10 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, reducing CO₂ emissions by over 8,500 tons and saving more than 3,200 tons of standard coal," said Cao Lei, Manager of the ...
... Engineering Department at Lamipak.

Lamipak remains committed to the philosophy of green development, actively aligning with the national "Dual Carbon" strategy. The company will continue to utilize idle spaces such as rooftops to deploy distributed photovoltaic systems, channeling clean energy into production operations. This initiative not only reduces corporate electricity costs but also injects green momentum into the local economy.