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Samsung’s R&D Campus in Bengaluru to Meet 88% of its Electricity Demand from Solar Power

The company is using ‘energy wheeling’ method to reduce the transmission and distribution losses

February 1, 2019

/ Nitin Kabeer
/ Markets & Policy, Solar
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Samsung’s Research and Development (R&D) center in Bengaluru has switched to solar power and 88 percent of its power requirements are now likely to be met from a solar farm located in Kalburgi district of Karnataka.

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