Samsung Electronics announced its major corporate campus in South Korea now operates entirely using renewable energy. This switch happened at the Samsung Digital City complex in Suwon. The campus runs completely on clean power sources. This move significantly cuts the company’s carbon footprint.
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The campus uses solar panels installed on its buildings. It also gets power from nearby solar farms. Furthermore, it uses renewable energy certificates. These certificates confirm the electricity comes from green sources. Samsung worked with Korea South-East Power for this change. Together, they ensured a reliable supply of clean energy.
This initiative is a big part of Samsung’s environmental strategy. The company aims to use only renewable electricity globally by 2050. Achieving this goal at its main campus is a major milestone. It shows Samsung’s strong commitment to fighting climate change.
A Samsung spokesperson stated the company is serious about sustainability. They said this renewable energy shift proves Samsung acts on its promises. The company believes businesses must lead in protecting the planet.
(Samsung’s Corporate Campus Runs on Renewable Energy)
Samsung Digital City houses many research and development labs. It employs thousands of workers. Powering such a large facility with renewables makes a real difference. It reduces greenhouse gas emissions substantially. Samsung continues to explore more ways to use clean energy. The company wants to expand these efforts to other locations worldwide.