US’s KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools completed a solar energy installation in Northeastern Ohio in collaboration with Hello Sunray, a renewable energy solutions provider. The project is part of KYOCERA’s plan to achieve 100% renewable energy at all sites by 2031. Hello Sunray oversaw the project, designing a solar system that integrates with KYOCERA’s existing infrastructure. The system reduces reliance on traditional energy sources, lowers greenhouse gas emissions, and includes advanced monitoring technology to provide real-time energy performance data. The project reflects KYOCERA’s efforts to adopt renewable energy in its operations and address environmental challenges.
KYOCERA and Hello Sunray completed Ohio solar project
KYOCERA completed a solar energy project in Ohio, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and advancing its 2031 renewable energy goal. (Image Credit/Source:MarkStebnicki/Pexels)
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