Which renewable energy installation has ABC adopted at its factory sites?

• A. Solar panels
• B. Wind turbines
• C. Geothermal heating
• D. Hydroelectric generators

Answer: (A)

Installing solar panels aligns with how many factories adopt renewable energy: you can place photovoltaic panels on rooftops or available land to generate electricity right where it’s used, cutting energy costs and emissions without requiring major changes to the site. Solar PV systems are flexible and scalable, letting ABC expand capacity across multiple factory sites piece by piece, and they tend to have relatively straightforward installation and low ongoing maintenance.

Other options face practical hurdles for widespread factory deployment. Wind turbines need suitable, consistent wind on or near each site and more space, plus potential noise and visual concerns. Geothermal heating depends on heavy upfront drilling and is highly site-specific, offering benefits only in particular geological conditions. Hydroelectric generators require a reliable water source and the right hydropower infrastructure, which factories typically don’t have at multiple locations.

So, solar panels are the most versatile, quickly implementable, and scalable choice for ABC’s factory sites.