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The era of AI shows incredible promise in optimizing processes across almost every industry, including the renewable energy sector itself. However, balancing its rapid innovation with sustainability is essential. As AI grows, so too does its need for computational power, which arrives from servers housed in huge data centers. Because they are such huge energy consumers, the need for more and more data centers to power AI could be derailing the progress being made toward meeting net-zero goals.  At Hanwha, we’re using our expertise to help create more eco-friendly data centers and implement clean energy solutions across the AI supply chain. Learn more about AI’s insatiable appetite for power: https://bit.ly/3Y43uq0 #HanwhaSolutions | #HanwhaQcells | #HanwhaCorporation | #ArtificialIntelligence | #GreenAI | #DataCenters | #CleanEnergy | #Sustainability

Anil Prasad, Ph.D., recently joined Hanwha Aerospace USA as the chief engineer in charge of compressors. A self-described change agent with a passion for aerodynamics and a 27-year aerospace career behind him, Anil is excited about Hanwha’s plans to develop a next-generation aero-engine. His first big challenge at Hanwha is to create a new team to design compressors and fans for the engine. Learn why his new role is a dream come true: https://bit.ly/4bAefDl #Hanwha | #HanwhaAerospace | #LifeatHanwha | #Culture | #Sustainability

Hanwha Qcells and Summit Ridge Energy are continuing to lead the U.S. solar energy industry. Summit Ridge Energy increased its solar panel purchasing commitment to 2 gigawatts (GW) from 1.2 GW under an expanded partnership. At the same time, the two companies will work closely on energy storage systems (ESS) with Hanwha providing its proprietary energy management system (EMS) software solutions. Read more here:  https://bit.ly/4bH66gN #Hanwha | #HanwhaQcells | #SummitRidgeEnergy | #SolarEnergy | #Partnership | #EnergyStorageSystem | #EnergyManagementSystem | #Sustainability 

Ahead of Plastic Free July, we are rethinking how we address the global issue of plastic pollution, which affects every corner of our planet, from the deepest ocean trenches to the peak of Mount Everest. Conventional plastics like PVC are a significant part of the problem due to their durability and slow decomposition rates. To combat this, innovative solutions are essential. Hanwha is leading the way by developing bio-attributed PVC using biomaterials. Embracing bioplastics and other sustainable materials can significantly lower our carbon footprint and protect our environment. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xorOb #Hanwha | #Bioplastics | #Circulareconomy | #PVC | #HanwhaSolutions | #PlasticFreeJuly | #Sustainability

In this episode of “Hanwha Spotlight,” we’ll shed light on transformative solutions developed by Hanwha Ocean, a world-class company with a 50-year history that made South Korea into a shipbuilding powerhouse. Hanwha Ocean plans to aid the maritime industry’s energy transition with various decarbonization solutions including high value-added LNG ships that are built using advanced proprietary technologies. One out of five LNG ships sailing on the ocean is made at Hanwha Ocean yard in South Korea, according data provided by Clarksons Research as of June 2024.  From June 3 to 7, Hanwha Ocean showcased its green shipping technology at Posidonia 2024, one of the world’s top 3 shipping exhibitions. The company displayed a model of a 93,000㎥ Very Large Ammonia Carrier (VLAC) at its booth, marking a significant step towards the era of zero-carbon shipping ― beyond low carbon. In addition, its large liquified carbon dioxide (LCO2) carriers received approval in principle (AiP) from ABS. Hanwha will continue to chart a new course in clean energy transport with its optimized ocean solutions while enriching human life through the ocean, the source of life on Earth. #Hanwha | #HanwhaSpotlight | #HanwhaOcean | #GlobalOceanSolutionProvider | #Shipbuliding | #Greenship | #CarbonZero | #NetZero | #Sustainability

Hanwha was recently named a "Titan" in TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2024 for our pioneering work in clean energy, maritime decarbonization, and more. But that’s not all that makes Hanwha stand apart. Throughout our 71 years of history, Hanwha has: • Built the first end-to-end solar supply chain in North America • Announced development of a zero-emission gas carrier powered by alternative fuels • Helped develop South Korea’s Nuri rocket, which successfully put a 1-ton satellite in space in 2023 • Planted 11 forests covering 1.48 million square meters through Hanwha Solar Forest At Hanwha, we understand that our actions today profoundly impact the planet’s future and future generations’ well-being. Going forward, we will continue to uphold this responsibility by constantly striving to be leaders of change, challenging the status quo with transformative solutions to catalyze sustainability and lead innovation across land, sea, air, and space. Learn what’s next for Hanwha as we continue to drive change to build a sustainable world: https://bit.ly/4euoCeR #Hanwha | #Sustainability | #TIME100Companies | #SolarEnergy | #EnergyTransition | #GreenShipping | #NuriRocket | #SpaceMissions

Hanwha has acquired Philly Shipyard, Inc., a U.S. shipbuilder that has delivered around 50% of large commercial ships built under the Jones Act since 2000. This strategic move involves a $100 million investment and marks a significant step in Hanwha's global defense and shipbuilding expansion.   With its advanced maritime technologies, Hanwha is poised to enhance Philly Shipyard’s capabilities and broaden its horizons in the commercial ship and marine defense markets. For more information: https://bit.ly/3zaGwmx #Hanwha | #HanwhaSystems | #HanwhaOcean | #PhillyShipyard | #Shipbuilding | #Sustainability 

Climate change is harming our forests and destroying habitats, and it's crucial that we take action. However, not just any reforestation effort will suffice — we need to prioritize biodiversity. Hanwha is proud to announce its latest reforestation project as part of its commitment to the World Economic Forum's Trillion Trees Platform, 1t.org. By planting a variety of native trees grown using solar energy to minimize CO2 emissions, Hanwha’s 11th Solar Forest is a shining example of how sustainable reforestation practices restore ecosystems and ensure that biodiversity can flourish. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4blIZrW #Hanwha | #1torg | #TrillionTrees | #HanwhaSolarForest | #Biodiversity | #ConserveRestoreGrow | #Sustainability

Years of experience in capital markets, finance, and operations gave Alex Kaplan the knowledge and skills he needed to build EnFin, the in-house consumer financing business that enables residential customers to install Hanwha Qcells equipment on their homes.   Find out why it is the proudest accomplishment of his career: https://bit.ly/3xkMnoX #Hanwha | #LifeatHanwha | #HanwhaQcells | #Enfin | #Culture | #Sustainability 

June 17 was World Day To Combat Desertification and Drought — an occasion to reflect on the importance of land stewardship. Responsible land stewardship fights desertification and drought by promoting biodiversity and reinforcing fragile ecosystems. Effective reforestation programs like Hanwha Solar Forest use a variety of native tree species to restore degraded ecosystems — for example, in the fire-ravaged area we recently reforested in Uljin, South Korea. Click below for more information on World Day To Combat Desertification and Drought: https://bit.ly/4c4lAfx #DesertificationAndDroughtDay | #United4Land | #Hanwha | #HanwhaSolarForest | #Biodiversity | #Sustainability