CW Enerji has GES'd the Nest of Injured Stray Animals

Providing material and moral support to countless aid projects, CW Enerji has now rolled up its sleeves for SOHAYKO, which embraces injured street animals. The company installed solar panels on the roof of the nursing home to meet the electrical energy needs of SOHAYKO nursing home. With the installation, 24 hours of uninterrupted electrical energy was provided with the energy obtained from the sun during the day and from the batteries filled with solar energy in the evening.

CW Enerji Chairman Tarık Sarvan and CW Enerji General Manager Volkan Yılmaz, who have made a name for themselves with social responsibility projects as well as trade, continue to provide material and moral support to social responsibility projects. CW Enerji management has now rolled up its sleeves for the Society for the Protection of Stray Animals (SOHAYKO), which embraces injured stray animals. The company installed solar panels on the roof of the nursing home to meet the electrical energy needs of the SOHAYKO nursing home in Şile, Istanbul, which provides treatment and care for injured stray animals without any profit motive. With the solar panel installation and solar power pack power box carried out within the scope of the social responsibility project, 24 hours of uninterrupted electrical energy was provided with the energy obtained from the sun during the day and from the batteries filled with solar energy in the evening so that 120 injured stray animals treated in the nursing home can use water, cleaning, lighting, camera systems and general needs. Knowing that stray animals have the right to live at least as much as humans and taking it as their duty to do their part for them, CW Enerji management hopes that their interest in stray animals will set an example.

CW Enerji General Manager Volkan Yılmaz, who expressed his views on the subject, stated that as a company, they are home to many cats and dogs in their factories. Stating that they wanted to turn this into a corporate social responsibility project in order to make the voices of stray animals heard and to increase the amount of donations made to nursing homes, General Manager Volkan Yılmaz said, ‘In this project, we aimed to raise awareness about drawing attention to the needs and rights of stray animals with a sense of social responsibility. We are involved in this project by aiming to raise awareness in society beyond helping animals on the street and in need of help. We hope that it will be successful, we will set an example and the helping hands reaching out to our stray animals, who have the right to live at least as much as humans, will gradually increase. ‘ he said.

Within the scope of the project, CW Enerji General Manager Volkan Yılmaz stated that they have installed solar energy systems on the roof of the nursing home where 120 injured animals are treated for their electrical energy needs and said, ‘We have installed 8 solar panels and 1 solar power pack so that they can use the energy they store in the evening without interruption by storing the surplus energy they obtain from the solar panel during the day. With the installation ofGES , 24 hours of uninterrupted electrical energy was provided with the energy obtained from the batteries filled with solar energy in the evening from the sun during the day so that 120 injured animals treated in the nursing home can use water, cleaning, lighting, camera systems and general needs. We wish it to be beneficial to our lives and thank SOHAYKO President Yasin Yılmaz and the members of the association for including us in such a social responsibility project.’

SOHAYKO President Yasin Yılmaz said the following: ‘The importance of this beautiful social responsibility project carried out byCW Enerjiand the material and moral support it provides is really important for us and it is a work that should set an example. We would like to thank Tarık Sarvan, Chairman of the Board of Directors ofCW Enerji , Volkan Yılmaz, General Manager of CW Enerji and the entire CW Enerji family on behalf of our lives here.’