Riffa, Kingdom of Bahrain – 1 September 2025:
Body Works has commissioned a new solar power system at its Riffa facility, delivered by Midal Solar (a subsidiary of Midal Cables), the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor for the project. The initiative supports the company’s strategy to improve efficiency and environmental responsibility, while aligning with the Kingdom’s vision to bring carbon emissions to net zero by 2060.
The system, installed across rooftop and carpark structures, has a total capacity of 222 kWp. It is expected to generate 360,000 kWh of green electricity annually, cutting over 255 tons of CO₂ emissions each year.
Mr. Khalid Hamid Alzayani, Managing Director, said:
“Integrating renewable energy into our operations is an important milestone for Body Works. This system will provide dependable clean energy while significantly reducing our annual emissions. It allows us to keep delivering high-quality automotive services with greater efficiency and responsibility.”
Mr. Mahmood Shamlooh, General Manager of Body Works, added:
“This new system not only enhances our commitment to environmental stewardship but also strengthens our capability to provide top-notch automotive services while minimizing our carbon footprint. We are proud to work with Midal Solar on this project, which serves as a testament to our shared goal of fostering innovation and responsibility within the industry.”
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Mr. Rashed Hamed Alzayani, Managing Director of Midal Cables Group, commented:
“Our focus at Midal Solar is on delivering sustainable clean energy solutions with technical excellence and long-term reliability. This installation for Body Works shows how solar systems can be integrated seamlessly into industrial operations, reducing emissions while creating real value for everyday business performance.”
Mr. Khalid A. Latif, Group CEO of Midal Cables, added:
“As the EPC contractor for this project, Midal Solar has already delivered 7.5 megawatts peak (MWp) of solar projects across the Kingdom, with total capacity forecast to reach 11.6 MWp by the end of this year. Each installation helps reduce thousands of tons of CO₂ emissions annually and reinforces the growing role of the private sector in Bahrain’s clean energy transition.”
This project marks a step forward in advancing solar energy adoption across the Kingdom, as Body Works and Midal Solar reaffirm their shared commitment to innovation, efficiency, and building a sustainable future.
Note: This article has been issued by Body Works and has been published by AL Circle with its original information without any modifications or edits to the core subject/data.
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