With the commissioning of this wind power plant, THCCL’s total renewable energy capacity has now reached 9.8MW. This includes a previously installed 5MW solar power system that has been operational at the same site. By integrating both solar and wind energy sources, the company is significantly reducing its carbon footprint and dependency on fossil fuels, while also ensuring a more stable and cost-effective power supply for its operations.

The management of Thatta Cement emphasized that this development aligns closely with the company’s long-term strategy of promoting sustainable industrial practices. By leveraging renewable energy sources, THCCL aims not only to contribute to environmental conservation but also to improve operational efficiencies by lowering energy costs — a benefit that also enhances its competitiveness in the market.

Moreover, this initiative supports national and global efforts to combat climate change and promote green energy transitions, especially in the industrial sector. THCCL has reaffirmed its commitment to further investments in renewable energy technologies, with a vision of becoming a leading example of sustainable manufacturing in Pakistan.

This successful deployment of wind power reflects a broader trend in the country’s industrial landscape, where businesses are increasingly adopting environmentally responsible solutions to meet energy needs and regulatory expectations.