Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce saves 60% on electricity bill with solar system

 

Pakistan Federation of Chambers of Commerce saves 60 cents on electricity bills with solar power systems. 

FPCCI President Shaikh said in a statement on Monday that the installation of a solar power system at the Federation building has proven to be an example and a benchmark for saving valuable financial resources by using renewable energy in rice fields. 

Pakistan enjoys year-round sunshine and the country needs to quickly switch to solar power. Karachi alone saves billions of rupees a year.

 

He said electricity bills for the FPCCI headquarters have been reduced by 60%, sometimes as much as 70%. This means tens of millions of rupees and has a positive impact on the balance sheet. As a result, more funds are available for research and development activities and commercial promotion.

 

The head of the FPCCI said that it was only an example of building and organization. 

It was not very large considering the number of employees and the exclusive working area of ​​FPCCI staff in the Federation building.

Irfan Iqbal Sheikh, President of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce, said that the installation of a solar power system at the Federation House is a model and a benchmark in terms of using renewable resources and saving valuable resources.

Energy. He went on to say that Pakistan is blessed with year-round sunshine and needs to adapt and switch to solar power which could save the city of Karachi alone billions of rupees a year. .

Pak Irfan Iqbal Shaykh said that the electricity bill for the FPCCI headquarters had been reduced by 60%, sometimes as much as 70%. This means tens of millions of rupees and has a positive impact on the balance sheet. The result will be more funds for research and development activities and trade promotion.

The head of the FPCCI said that it was only an example of building and organization. 

Considering the number of staff at Federation House and the dedicated workspace for FPCCI staff, it wasn't that big. Irfan Iqbal Shaikh said it was the first parliament in the country and an iconic building in Karachi to receive accolades for leading by example. 

He has also encouraged more than 240 associations and industry associations across 

Pakistan to switch to solar power. We are happy to be seen as a case study for a successful transition to cost-effective renewable energy.

He added that Pakistan enjoys sunshine all year round. And we have to adapt and switch to solar energy. Karachi alone saves billions of rupees a year.

Pak Irfan Iqbal Shaykh said that the electricity bill for the FPCCI headquarters had been reduced by 60%, sometimes as much as 70%. This means tens of millions of rupees and has a positive impact on the balance sheet. The result will be more funds for research and development activities and trade promotion.

The head of the FPCCI said that it was only an example of building and organization. Considering the number of staff at Federation House and the dedicated workspace for FPCCI staff, it wasn't that big.

Irfan Iqbal Shaikh said it was the first parliament in the country and an iconic building in Karachi to receive accolades for leading by example. He has also encouraged more than 240 associations and industry associations across Pakistan to switch to solar power.