International leader in decarbonisation GreenYellow and steel producer ArcelorMittal South Africa, the South African subsidiary of the world's leading steel and mining company and a major industrial player on the African continent, have signed an agreement to deploy a large-scale energy efficiency programme aimed at modernising the lighting systems across the group's industrial sites.
Structured around the Energy-as-a-Service model, this multi-site project will sustainably reduce energy consumption, improve operational performance, and accelerate the company's decarbonisation journey, all without investment from the client, supporting the transformation of energy models across the heavy industry sector.
In a context of strong pressure on energy costs and accelerating decarbonisation requirements, ArcelorMittal South Africa has undertaken a programme to modernise its energy infrastructure as a strategic lever of industrial competitiveness.
In its energy-intensive production environments, lighting represents a critical lever, both in terms of electricity consumption, maintenance and operational safety.
The group sought a solution capable of improving the quality and consistency of lighting, sustainably reducing energy and operating costs, enhancing safety and comfort for industrial teams, limiting capital expenditure and ensuring deployment without disruption to industrial operations.
