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How is Safran generating energy?

Safran, working with Réservoir Sun and Idex, will generate part of the energy it uses by installing solar panels at 17 of its sites in France. With a total capacity of almost 50 MWp,1 the photovoltaic arrays will be installed mainly on parking lot shade structures and will cover a total area of just under 180,000 square meters (1.9 million sq.ft).

Who is Safran electrical & power?

It is a key player in the equipment electrification & in the electric and hybrid propulsion sector. Mastering the on-board energy system, the company designs and provides modular, innovative and optimized architectures and solutions. Safran Electrical & Power is a developer of both primary generation systems and auxiliary generation systems.

Does Safran have a stock market?

Safran is listed on the Euronext Paris stock exchange and is part of the CAC 40 and Euro Stoxx 50 indices. Safran, working with Réservoir Sun and Idex, will generate part of the energy it uses by installing solar panels at 17 of its sites in France.

How is Safran achieving its environmental targets?

“Safran continues to implement its action plan to achieve its environmental targets and is installing photovoltaic panels at its French sites, working with partners Réservoir Sun et Idex, who are experts in this field,” said Thibaud Normand, Safran’s Vice President Climate.

Where is Safran launching a self-consumption solar system?

Safran is pursuing the same initiative in the rest of the world, with PV installation projects completed or planned at its sites in Australia, Belgium, China, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Singapore, Thailand, Tunisia and the United Kingdom. Systems generating a total of almost 24 MWp have been or are being installed for self-consumption.

Where is the SAFRAN Nacelles Solar System being built?

The Safran Nacelles industrial facility in Gonfreville-l’Orcher (Normandy) will be the first site to come on stream, in June this year. The system at Safran Aircraft Engines in Évry-Corbeil (near Paris) will be one of the largest self-consumption PV arrays on any industrial site in France.