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Inchcape Brunei pledges to reduce carbon footprint through solar panel initiative

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October 29, 2025
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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN — Inchcape Brunei on Tuesday celebrated the profitable set up of its first photo voltaic PV programs, referred to as the Inchcape Brunei Photo voltaic Panels Initiative, marking a serious leap ahead in sustainable enterprise operations.

With this milestone, Inchcape Brunei turns into the primary automotive firm within the nation to put in rooftop photo voltaic panels throughout its premises.

The agency is the dad or mum firm of NBT Brunei, the distributor of Lexus and Toyota automobiles within the sultanate. 

Photo voltaic panels have been put in atop the Toyota Showroom in Beribi and Lexus Showroom in Gadong. Photograph: Inchcape Brunei

A complete of 368 photo voltaic panels had been put in throughout two strategic areas: the Lexus Showroom & Service Centre in Gadong (144 panels) and Toyota Showroom & Service Centre in Beribi (224 panels).

These programs are designed to generate substantial quantities of renewable vitality, able to lowering carbon dioxide emissions by an estimated 100 to 156 metric tonnes yearly.

Past its environmental advantages, the initiative can also be anticipated to decrease operational prices and improve vitality effectivity.

The set up of photo voltaic panels displays Inchcape Brunei’s help for Brunei’s nationwide sustainability objectives and Wawasan Brunei 2035, which envisions a dynamic and sustainable economic system.

President of Inchcape Brunei, Hj Ahmad Hj Husin (4R), and Assistant Director of the Power Transition Division on the Division of Power, Abdul Salam Hj Abdul Wahab (4L), attend the launch of the Inchcape Brunei Photo voltaic Panels Initiative. Photograph The Scoop

This venture is the most recent chapter in NBT Brunei’s ongoing inexperienced journey, which started greater than a decade in the past with the introduction of hybrid electrical automobiles. At the moment, NBT proudly leads the best way as the house of Hybrid EVs, with over 1,000 hybrid automobiles bought.

“Our photo voltaic funding and hybrid management go hand in hand,” stated Muhd Clovien Abdullah Timpoh, vice chairman of Inchcape Brunei.

“This milestone is a mirrored image of our promise to drive innovation, defend the atmosphere, and form a cleaner, extra sustainable future for Brunei.”

Vice President of Inchcape Brunei, Muhd Clovien Abdullah Timpoh, talking on the launch of the corporate’s Photo voltaic Panels Initiative. Photograph: The Scoop

He added: “We’re extremely honored and happy with this milestone. To efficiently combine photo voltaic vitality in our operations represents a big step in our ongoing dedication to advertise and apply environmental sustainability.

“That is simply part of a long-journey, and we’ll proceed to steer by instance in inexperienced expertise and sustainable
practices in addition to increase consciousness and engagement with our employees, clients and the general public.” 

Held on the Lexus Brunei Showroom in Gadong, the occasion was attended by Hj Ahmad Hj Husin, president of Inchcape Brunei; and Abdul Salam Hj Abdul Wahab, assistant director of the Power Transition Division on the Division of Power, Prime Minister’s Workplace.



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