Daystar Power, a leading solar energy provider, commissioned a 4.3 MW grid-tied solar system at Rider Steel’s Kumasi factory, Ghana’s largest steel producer. It consists of 7,524 PV modules on the rooftop, reducing 49,900 tons of CO2 emissions over 20 years;. Rider Steel aims to source 20% of its electricity sustainably. The project marks Ghana’s largest distributed solar power initiative for industrial use, showcasing solar’s viability for heavy industry and grid integration.
Daystar Power commissions Ghana’s largest 4.3MW solar system for Rider Steel’s Kumasi factory
Daystar Power unveils a 4.3 MW solar system at Rider Steel’s Kumasi factory. Image credit: Daystar Power.
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