Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom installs 2.5MW solar carport system

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  • Sun International’s Sibaya Casino & Entertainment Kingdom north of Durban has installed 2.5MW solar carport system at a cost of R54-million.
  • The system covers 90% of Sibayaโ€™s external parking lot and will offer shade for visitorsโ€™ cars while producing around 3.699 GWh of clean energy.

Virath Gobrie, Sibaya General Manager; Navin Kumardew, Senior Project Manager for LTM Energy Group; and Ravin Sahadev, Sibaya Maintenance Manager.
Image: LTM Energy Group

โ€œThe aim of the solar plant was for the leisure and hospitality complex to reduce their reliance on diesel to prevent emissions during times of loadshedding, and reduce electricity consumption during normal periods,โ€ said Ravin Sahadev, Sibayaโ€™s maintenance manager.

โ€œBy doing this, Sibaya not only saves money but also contributes towards Sun Internationalโ€™s environmental strategy which aims to manage energy efficiently and cost-effectively,โ€ added Sahadev.

The plant, which has a lifespan of around 25 years, was installed by LTM Energy Group.

Author: Bryan Groenendaal

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      Unfortunately an after installation pic was not supplied with the press release. Your are right, it would have completed the article. We will update when a picture becomes available. Thanks for your support.

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