MAS Holdings has marked a significant milestone in Sri Lanka's renewable energy sector with the completion of the second phase of Project Photon, a rooftop photovoltaic (PV) solar power initiative. 

This ambitious venture, which began in 2017, has propelled MAS Holdings to the forefront of the country's renewable energy industry, making it Sri Lanka's largest roof-mounted solar energy generator and supplier.

Before Project Photon, MAS Holdings had a modest 1.7 MW of solar capacity spread across various locations. However, this project has added 6 MW in Phase II, bringing the total solar generation capacity to an impressive 23.7 MW. 

With 67,000 solar panels installed at their facilities, MAS is set to save approximately 18,000 tons of CO2 annually and power around 34,000 households. Furthermore, Project Photon has set a national benchmark for solar generation roof rentals, inspiring other solar investors.

The project represents a crucial step for Sri Lanka, especially in the midst of an energy crisis. MAS Holdings' commitment to reducing emissions and investing in renewable energy solidifies its position as a leader in sustainable manufacturing. 

The completion of Phase II at the MAS Fabric Park, the country's largest rooftop installation, is a significant part of this effort. As the company continues to set new standards, it aims to positively impact not only the apparel and textile industry but also the nation and the environment.