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Caroli Foods Uses This Year's Solar Energy From Its Own Photovoltaic Park in the Work of Its Pitești Factory

Caroli Foods Group, one of the leading producers of packaged meat products in Romania, started using its own photovoltaic park, located near the Pitești factory, shows a press release.
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Caroli Foods Group, one of the leading producers of packaged meat products in Romania, takes an important step [...]

Caroli Foods Group, one of the leading producers of packaged meat products in Romania, started using its own photovoltaic park, located near the Pitești factory, shows a press release.

Caroli Foods Group uses solar energy for part of the Pitești plant, after installing a photovoltaic park with 3,600 panels and a total power of 2,52 MW. The investment would cover approximately 23% of the unit's annual electricity consumption and reduce emissions by about 610 tons of CO2 [...]

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The manufacturer of packaged meat products Caroli Foods Group announces that it has built a photovoltaic park that will feed the production of ready meals and meat products packaged at the Pitești company's factory. Investment in the photovoltaic park, located in the vicinity of the Pitești factory, amounts to over 1.3 million euros and has been financed [...]

Reading Time: 2 minutesCaroli Foods Group, one of the leading producers of packaged meat products in Romania, takes an important step towards improving the environmental performance of its operations and increasing energy efficiency through the use of its own photovoltaic park, located in the vicinity of the Pitești factory. Investment, worth more than 1.300 million euros and fully financed ...

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Revista Biz broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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