In a landmark move toward sustainable industrial growth, Walton, the country’s leading superbrand and technology giant, has installed Bangladesh’s largest floating solar power plant at its headquarters in Chandra, Gazipur.
The one-megawatt solar facility reflects Walton’s strong commitment to renewable energy and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The floating solar power plant not only generates clean electricity but also supports fish farming, conserves land, reduces water evaporation, and protects the environment. According to Mostafizur Rahman Razu, Head of Walton’s Environment, Health and Safety Department, the project is a model for sustainable industrial development. “The electricity generated from the plant meets the factory’s needs, while surplus power is supplied to the national grid through a net metering system,” he said, adding that the plant will efficiently produce energy for the next 20 years without harming the ecosystem.
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Walton has long integrated green practices across its operations, focusing on reducing emissions, recycling, and adopting energy-efficient technologies. Through these initiatives, the company has cut 911,823 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide and reduced its overall carbon footprint by 10 percent, reinforcing its leadership in sustainable industrial transformation in Bangladesh.
