WHAUP signs deal with BMW Group for the 12,000- sqm Solar Rooftop Installation

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WHAUP signs deal with BMW Group for the 12,000- sqm Solar Rooftop Installation


WHA Utilities and Power Public Company Limited (WHAUP) announced a new deal with BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand, one of the world’s leading automobile manufacturers, for the installation of 12,000-square-meter “solar rooftop” under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), with the capacity of 1.5 MW.

Somkiat Masunthasuwun, chief executive officer of WHA Utilities and Power Public Company Limited (WHAUP), revealed that the company has recently signed a PPA with BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand to install a solar rooftop system, generating 1.5 MW of power across a 12,000 square meter rooftop area. 

The project represents an investment of 40 million baht. This initiative is part of WHA Group’s renewable energy efforts outside its industrial estates and reinforces WHAUP’s expertise in clean energy solutions, developing innovative energy technologies that align with WHA Group’s mission 

Mr Somkiat added that WHAUP is immensely proud to have been selected by BMW, a company known for its rigorous quality and installation standards. This trust underscores WHAUP’s world-class installation capabilities, which will further enhance customer and partner confidence. 

This collaboration expands the clean and environmentally friendly energy business, supporting WHA Group’s goal to drive sustainable, eco-friendly business practices through WHAUP’s solar energy expertise. With a highly experienced team, WHAUP will elevate Thailand’s automotive industry to a global level.

Mr Erik Ruge, managing director of BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand, expressed his delight in signing the PPA for a 1.5 MW solar rooftop installation on a 12,000 square meter rooftop. This project supports the company’s policy to develop environmentally friendly manufacturing processes and reduce carbon emissions.

Meanwhile, BMW Group Manufacturing Thailand recognizes the importance of solar rooftop installations, which not only lower the company’s energy costs over their lifespan but also reduce CO2 emissions by over 12,000 tons, aligning with global environmental policies to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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