Samudera Logistics Services, a subsidiary of Samudera, has implemented a solar power system at its warehouse facility as part of the company’s broader sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives.
The project entered full operation in June 2026 and comprises 1,216 solar panels with a total installed capacity of 753.92 kWp.
Reducing Reliance on Grid Electricity
According to the company, the system is expected to supply approximately 25–30% of the warehouse’s total electricity demand.
All electricity generated by the solar panels will be used for internal operations, reducing dependence on conventional grid power and helping improve energy efficiency across the facility.
The project is also expected to support long-term operational cost optimisation through greater use of self-generated renewable energy.
Supporting Emissions Reduction
Samudera estimates that the solar installation will reduce carbon emissions by approximately 819 tonnes of CO₂ annually.
The initiative supports the company’s wider Net Zero Emissions objectives while strengthening the sustainability performance of its logistics operations.
Samudera said the project also provides additional value for customers seeking more environmentally responsible supply chain solutions and forms part of its continued efforts to develop greener logistics operations.
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