Taj Exotica Resort and Spa has consented to an arrangement with Swimsol to develop a drifting sunlight based park in Maldives. At the point when the sun powered park opens in 2024, Taj Exotica Resort and Spa will work with one of the least carbon impressions in Maldives. Swimsol is the worldwide forerunner in seaward marine photovoltaics, to draft a drifting sun based park.
"This partnership is in line with IHCL's ESG+ framework of Paathya with its commitment towards energy conservation and long-term goal of deriving at least 50% of energy across all hotels from renewable sources by 2030," said Gaurav Pokhariyal, Executive Vice President, Human Resources, IHCL, in a statement on this occasion. Taj Exotica Resort & Spa will operate with one of the lowest carbon footprints in the Maldives once the floating solar park comes up in 2024.
"We are happy to cooperate with Swimsol for one of the largest Solar Parks in the Maldives," stated Corinna Luebbe, Cluster General Manager for the Maldives. This is consistent with IHCL's ESG+ framework of Paathya, which has a long-term commitment to energy conservation and a minimum 50% energy-from-renewable-sources target for all hotels by 2030.
