Bayer has installed a new solar array at its vegetable research and development site in Woodland, CA. It will supply 70% of the site’s electrical energy demand.
The solar projects focus on reducing energy costs and promoting sustainability, unveiled at local events.
The initiatives follow a completed solar installation at Bayer’s Whippany, NJ offices. The company’s strategy, approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, involves purchasing 100% sustainable renewable electricity by 2030. Bayer prioritizes energy efficiency and clean resources to meet its sustainability targets, aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. Utilizing renewable energy minimizes carbon emissions, contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gases.
“With this new installation, the Woodland site is the most onsite solar-powered operation within Bayer globally,” said Enrique…
