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How renewable energy and Operational Excellence are lowering the carbon footprint of the packaging we deliver to the world's leading brands.
Installed rooftop solar capacity across PGC facilities
Metered at source · reconciled with utility readings
We believe sustainability performance should be measurable and verifiable, not described in general terms. Solar generation is metered at source and reconciled with utility meter readings.
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Indicator
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Performance
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Installed solar capacity
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1.84 MWp
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Solar electricity generated
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2,056.73 MWh / year
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Share of electricity consumption met by solar
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7.55% (yearly)
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Scope 2 emissions avoided
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1,275.17 tCO₂e (yearly)
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Methodology: Avoided emissions are calculated using Bangladesh’s official national Grid Emission Factor of 0.62 tCO₂/MWh, issued by the Article 6 Designated National Authority under the Department of Environment (Bangladesh First Biennial Update Report to the UNFCCC, 2023). Because Bangladesh’s grid still relies heavily on fossil fuels, every unit of solar power PGC self-consumes directly reduces purchased-electricity (Scope 2) emissions — a real, measurable reduction, not an offset.
As a packaging partner to leading multinational and national brands, we recognize that emissions from manufacturing your packaging form part of your supply-chain (Scope 3) footprint. By lowering the carbon intensity of our operations, we help reduce the embedded emissions in the products we supply — with transparent, auditable performance data your team can cite directly.
Guided by TPM, Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement, sustainability isn't a separate initiative at PGC — it's how we run every plant, every day, across every laminated tube, bottle, can, closure, and label we produce.
Growing on-site solar generation across more PGC facilities
Deeper energy monitoring and carbon accounting baselines
TPM-led reduction in energy and carbon per ton of production
Extending sustainability partnership across our supply chain
These efforts contribute directly to the UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Our solar programme sits alongside certifications reinforcing PGC's position as a responsible, audit-ready supply-chain partner.
Ref: Definitions based on the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard (WRI/WBCSD, 2004) and Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard (2011) — ghgprotocol.org. Scope 2: indirect emissions from energy PGC buys and consumes. Scope 3: indirect value-chain emissions, including the footprint of packaging supplied to customers.