Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry saves 60 percent in bill in electricity consumption through solar system.
President FPCCI Irfan Iqbal Sheikh, in a statement here on Monday, said solar system installation at Federation House had proven to be an example and a benchmark in saving precious financial resources through the use of renewable energy. Pakistan was blessed with the sunlight throughout the year and the nation needed quick transition to solar power; which might save billions of rupees per annum in Karachi alone.
He mentioned that electricity bills of the FPCCI Head Office had dropped by a whopping 60 percent and sometimes savings go up to 70 percent; which would translate into millions of rupees and would reflect positively in our balance sheet. Resultantly, we would have more financial resources for research and development, and trade promotion activities.
FPCCI Chief maintained that this was an example of just one building and one organization; and, that too was not even a large one given the number of employees and the working space dedicated to the FPCCI employees at Federation House.
Mr Irfan Iqbal Sheikh mentioned that electricity bills of the FPCCI Head Office have dropped by a whopping 60 percent and sometimes savings go up to 70 percent; which will translate into millions of rupees and will reflect positively in our balance sheet. Resultantly, we will have more financial resources for R&D and trade promotion activities.
FPCCI Chief maintained that this is an example of just one electricity consumption building and one organization; and, that too is not even a large one – given the number of employees and the working space dedicated to the FPCCI employees at Federation House.
Mr Irfan Iqbal Sheikh maintained that being the apex chamber of the country and an iconic building of Karachi, we have received a lot of appreciation for leading by example; and, inspiring more than 240 trade bodies and associations across Pakistan to convert to solar power.
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