Grupo Rica Coca-Cola and Solfium inaugurate 100th solar-powered store as part of distributed generation program
Grupo Rica Coca-Cola and Solfium announced the inauguration of their 100th "Solar Store," a milestone in their distributed generation program to modernize grocery stores in Hidalgo, Morelos, and Puebla. This initiative involves installing photovoltaic systems that cover 40-45% of the stores' electricity consumption, aiming to reduce operational costs and carbon emissions. The partnership is projected to generate approximately 176 million pesos in energy savings for micro-entrepreneurs over a 25-year operational cycle, demonstrating the economic viability of distributed solar generation in small businesses.
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- 100th 'Solar Store' milestone reached.
- 176M pesos in projected energy savings for micro-entrepreneurs over 25 years.
- Photovoltaic systems cover 40-45% of store electricity consumption.
- Program targets grocery stores in Hidalgo, Morelos, and Puebla, Mexico.
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The initiative involves installing photovoltaic systems that cover between 40% and 45% of the stores' electricity consumption, aiming to reduce operational costs and carbon emissions. The partnership is projected to generate approximately 176 million pesos in energy savings for micro-entrepreneurs over a 25-year operational cycle. The installations have generated over 264,000 kWh of clean energy to date. Participating stores have registered a 2.2% increase in commercial execution indicators related to inventory management and product availability.
"Grupo Rica Coca-Cola y Solfium inauguraron la “Tienda Solar” número 100"
"Grupo Rica Coca-Cola y el proveedor de soluciones de energía solar para el hogar o el negocio Solfium anunciaron la puesta en marcha de la “Tienda Solar” número 100"
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