GGGL Powers up with 1.5MW solar plant at Rs120m
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Ghani Global Glass Limited, listed on the PSX as GGGL, has switched on a 1.5 MW solar installation at its plant, with the project costing Rs120 million. Mettis Global reported the development, citing a notice the company filed with the Exchange. The company said the system is now operating.
According to the notice, the installation is meant to strengthen energy security, cut the environmental footprint of production and bring down manufacturing expenses. The solar array is expected to lessen the factory's reliance on grid electricity, mainly while the plant runs during daylight. The company also anticipates lasting operational gains from the investment.
The announcement was made through a formal notification to the Exchange, and the project is described as an investment in renewable energy.
At a glance
- Ghani Global Glass commissioned a 1.5 MW solar power system costing Rs120 million.
- The system is meant to ease reliance on grid electricity during daylight hours.
- The company says the project supports energy security and lower manufacturing costs.
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