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Sustainability takes centre stage in Capral Aluminium and SunDrive Solar’s groundbreaking MoU

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Update time : 2024-12-05 21:10:55
Capral Aluminium and SunDrive Solar have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore a strategic supply partnership aimed at driving sustainability and strengthening Australia's solar industry supply chain. This collaboration seeks to boost the competitiveness of domestic solar module manufacturing while substantially lowering its environmental footprint.

Established in 1936, Capral Aluminium stands as Australia's largest manufacturer and distributor of aluminium products, catering to diverse sectors, including construction, automotive, marine, and the rapidly growing renewable energy industry. With an extensive network of manufacturing and distribution facilities nationwide, Capral has become the country's leading supplier of aluminium solutions and a trusted partner for industries dedicated to sustainable development.

Founded in 2015, SunDrive Solar has emerged as a trailblazer in solar cell innovation, pioneering advanced technologies to enhance solar module efficiency and sustainability. Driven by a vision to strengthen Australia's solar manufacturing capabilities, SunDrive is committed to fostering a robust local solar supply chain, supporting economic growth, and promoting industry diversification.

This agreement entails a mutual commitment to establish a domestic supply chain, thereby reducing reliance on international suppliers. By sourcing aluminium locally from Capral, SunDrive aims to enhance the stability and reliability of its production processes, reducing exposure to the risks posed by global supply chain disruptions.

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