Spunweb Nonwoven Commissions 2.0 MW Solar Power Project In Gujarat

Spunweb Nonwoven Limited, a key player in the nonwoven fabric industry, announced the commissioning of its 2.0 MW solar power project in Gujarat. The project is designed to meet a substantial portion of the company’s energy requirements, enabling it to cut dependence on conventional power sources while reducing its environmental footprint.  

The solar installation is expected to generate clean electricity that will directly support Spunweb’s manufacturing operations. By adopting renewable energy, the company aims to achieve long-term sustainability goals, improve cost efficiency, and align with India’s broader push toward green energy transition.  

Key Highlights  

• Commissioning of 2.0 MW solar power project in Gujarat  
• Project to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources  
• Supports manufacturing operations with clean electricity  
• Expected to lower carbon emissions and operational costs  
• Strengthens commitment to sustainability and renewable energy adoption  

Final Takeaway  
Spunweb Nonwoven’s solar project reflects a proactive approach to sustainability and energy efficiency. By integrating renewable power into its operations, the company not only reduces costs but also contributes to India’s renewable energy targets, reinforcing its role as a responsible industry leader.  

Sources: Reuters, Business Standard, Economic Times