SEOUL, South Korea, April 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- LX Pantos, a leading global logistics company headquartered in Korea (Global CEO: Lee Yong-ho), is partnering with SK Innovation E&S to install solar power generation facilities at three of its Korean logistics centers and develop an integrated power-sharing system across them.
Recently, LX Pantos entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SK Innovation E&S.
Under the agreement, LX Pantos will have solar power systems installed at three of its Korean logistics centers and establish a framework for the generation, consumption, and sharing of renewable electricity among those same logistics centers. SK Innovation E&S will provide end-to-end solutions covering the investment, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the solar power facilities.
LX Pantos plans to have solar power systems installed with a combined capacity of 2 MW on the rooftops of three logistics centers: the MegaWise Cheongna Center in Incheon, the New Port Eco Logistics Center in Changwon, and the SC Yongin Center in Yongin. In addition to generating and consuming electricity on-site at each center, the company will establish an inter-center power-sharing system under which power generated at the SC Yongin Center will be supplied to the New Port Eco Logistics Center, maximizing overall energy efficiency. Upon completion, these solar power systems are forecast to allow LX Pantos to reduce its carbon emissions by 1,200 tons annually.
In fact, LX Pantos is already successfully operating a 2.5 MW solar power system at its Sihwa MTV Logistics Center. Building on this experience, the company plans to expand the deployment of solar power systems at all of its logistics centers.
Commenting upon this tremendously significant development, one LX Pantos official said, "This partnership suggests significant progress in our ESG commitment, presenting a model for transforming logistics centers into infrastructure capable of both renewable energy generation and power sharing. We will continue to advance climate action and ESG management in ways that allow the logistics industry to best serve the sustainability of both the company and the planet."
Meanwhile, LX Pantos is accelerating the transition of its logistics infrastructure toward sustainability and actively pursuing greenhouse gas reduction initiatives.
In particular, the company is expanding the installation of solar power generation systems across its self-operated logistics centers, while also pursuing the global green building certification, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Recently, the MegaWise Cheongna Logistics Center in Incheon was awarded LEED Gold certification. Administered by the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED is a globally recognized green building rating system used by organizations in 186 countries worldwide. It evaluates buildings based on rigorous criteria across key environmental performance categories, including energy, water, materials, land, and indoor environmental quality.
In the international transportation sector, LX Pantos is also leading decarbonization efforts in the logistics industry by expanding cooperation with global transport partners on the use of sustainable fuels. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions from air freight operations, the company has entered into agreements with major global airlines to expand the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
■ About LX Pantos
Established in 1977, LX Pantos is a leading global logistics provider headquartered in Korea. It delivers comprehensive logistics solutions across sea, air, rail, and contract logistics through a worldwide network spanning more than 40 countries.
BEIJING, April 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Muyuan, a representative enterprise in the agricultural sector, was honored as a Role-Model Enterprise at the 2026 China ESG Gala for its exemplary practices in green and low-carbon operations, circular agriculture, and social responsibility. Qin Yinglin, Chairman of Muyuan, attended the ceremony and used "family" as a metaphor to interpret the philosophy that "with pigs and grain, the nation is secure," demonstrating China's firm commitment to sustainable agricultural development.
In 2025, Muyuan supplied to the market 77.98 million pigs, with a carbon emission intensity of only 0.883 kg CO₂e per kg of pork. It reduced carbon emissions across its entire industrial chain by 6.0588 million tons – equivalent to planting 600 million trees – breaking the stereotype that "agriculture struggles to become an ESG benchmark." Leveraging its integrated pig farming industry chain, Muyuan pioneered a crop-livestock cycle model, realizing 100% resource utilization of pig manure and urine, covering 4.92 million mu (approx. 328,000 hectares) of farmland, and increasing farmers' annual income by over CNY 1 billion. Additionally, it improved 300,000 mu (approx. 20,000 hectares) of saline-alkali land in regions such as Da'an, Jilin Province, turning barren soil into fertile farmland with rice yields exceeding 900 jin per mu (approx. 6,750 kg per hectare). Guided by its "Five Plus" and "Five Minus" green development concepts, Muyuan ensures "safe, delicious, and green" consumption, aligning ESG practices with people's aspirations for a better life.
Muyuan firmly believes that ESG is a must-do task for high-quality development. Going forward, it will continue to drive green transformation through technological innovation, offering a "Chinese Solution" for the sustainability of global agriculture.
