<p>In Chakwal, north-central Pakistan, Bestway Cement is converting dry land and fruit groves into solar panel installations. The company plans to add 6.34 megawatts of solar generation capacity by the end of the year, complementing the existing 26 megawatts of photovoltaic cells. Currently, solar energy accounts for over 25% of the electricity used at its cement plant.</p><p>Abdul Waheed, the general manager at the Chakwal facility, stated, “It’s the only way we can compete. Our rivals have already gone in this direction.”</p>
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Bestway Cement Expands Solar Power Capacity in Pakistan
Bestway Cement is expanding its solar power capacity in Chakwal, Pakistan, by adding 6.34 megawatts to its existing 26 megawatts. Solar energy currently provides over 25% of the electricity for its cement production.
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