Solar photovoltaic client case study – Betagro
Betagro joins forces with GreenYellow to promote clean energy at eight sites in Thailand
Project context
Betagro, a world-renowned branded food company, has teamed up with GreenYellow to develop on-site PV plants as part of their shared vision to adopt clean energy at eight Betagro facilities across the country. The multi-site project, with a total installed capacity of over 8.3 MWp, encompasses a variety of solar solutions, including rooftops, solar farms and Solar Carports.
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Project highlights
- Managing Betagro’s operations according to ESG principles
- Benefit from GreenYellow’s expertise in energy cost forecasting
- Solar self-consumption
- Multi-site project
- Large-scale project
- At peak times, supplies 75% of the energy used in the plant
- 12,692 panels installed
- Improve the sustainability of Betagro’s operations by purchasing cheaper, greener electricity
- Solar power accounts for 8% of total electricity consumption at all plants
- Type of contract: PPA | Roof – Ground – Solar Carport
- Number of sites: 8
- Start of contract: 03/2023
- Length of contract: 20 years
Project key figures
8.3 MWp
installed capacity
12 GWh
Annual production
6 080 tons
CO2 emissions avoided
Avoided carbon emissions equivalent to
30,400 trees
planted
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