Lanlink Announces Operation of Its New Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant in Ceará, with an Investment of R$ 1.5 Million in ESG Solutions for Its Activities

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Published on 28/02/2023 at 23:31

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The Beginning of Operations of the Company’s New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant in Ceará Reinforces Its Commitment to a Cleaner Future. Lanlink Made a Million-Dollar Investment in the Plant, Which Will Contribute to Its Own Energy Production.

The technology solutions company Lanlink is undertaking another major project for a more sustainable future in its operations. This is the new photovoltaic solar power plant located in the state of Ceará, which recently began operations. With a total of 832 solar panels already installed, the plant is another important investment by the organization for its energy security in the coming years.

New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant of Lanlink in Ceará Reinforces the Company’s Effort and Investment in a More Sustainable Future

One of the largest providers of technology services in the national market, Lanlink is now turning to ESG practices in its operations in the country.

The company announced the start of operations of its newest photovoltaic solar power plant, located in Caririaçu, a municipality 378 km from Fortaleza, in the state of Ceará.

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Lanlink President Reinforces the Company’s Environmental Commitment with Million-Dollar Investment in the New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant

The renewable energy market is becoming increasingly profitable in the national scenario due to the adoption of practices committed to environmental causes in Brazil.

Thus, Lanlink’s million-dollar investment in the construction of the photovoltaic solar power plant in the state of Ceará reinforces the company’s commitment to this issue.

Lanlink’s president, Charles Boris, commented on the venture: “The project further strengthens the advancement of renewable energies in the State and impacts not only the company’s corporate energy bill but also local development and the encouragement of the second-largest source of energy in the country, which is solar.”

He further emphasized that the company is aware of its responsibility as a service provider to the national market and aims to be a good reference for its clients.

Now, Lanlink’s new photovoltaic solar power plant will continue expanding and ensuring more energy security for the company’s operations in Ceará.

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“We are one of the largest information technology providers in Brazil, with 34 years of experience and operations throughout the national territory. Our goal is to help our clients drive their businesses through technology. Therefore, we are trusted partners of hundreds of public and private organizations in Brazil, with a history of excellence and integrity.”

Lanlink Announces Operation of Its New Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant in Ceará, with an Investment of R$ 1.5 Million in ESG Solutions for Its Activities

The Beginning of Operations of the Company’s New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant in Ceará Reinforces Its Commitment to a Cleaner Future. Lanlink Made a Million-Dollar Investment in the Plant, Which Will Contribute to Its Own Energy Production.

New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant of Lanlink in Ceará Reinforces the Company’s Effort and Investment in a More Sustainable Future

Lanlink President Reinforces the Company’s Environmental Commitment with Million-Dollar Investment in the New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant

Learn More About Lanlink

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Lanlink Announces Operation of Its New Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant in Ceará, with an Investment of R$ 1.5 Million in ESG Solutions for Its Activities

The Beginning of Operations of the Company’s New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant in Ceará Reinforces Its Commitment to a Cleaner Future. Lanlink Made a Million-Dollar Investment in the Plant, Which Will Contribute to Its Own Energy Production.

New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant of Lanlink in Ceará Reinforces the Company’s Effort and Investment in a More Sustainable Future

Lanlink President Reinforces the Company’s Environmental Commitment with Million-Dollar Investment in the New Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant

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