William Smith Group 1832 130 kWp

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Client – William Smith Group 1832

Solar Photovoltaics 

System Size – 130 KWp

Generation Per Annum – 107,900 KWh

Expected Payback Period – 4 Years

Carbon Savings – 490 Tonnes over 20 Years

The installation of solar panels at William Smith’s Barnard Castle manufacturing site, and at its distribution warehouse at Stainton Grove, will see an estimated saving in electricity costs of around 54% a year. This project is the first of a number of initiatives the company is taking aimed at increasing efficiencies, reducing costs, and creating further improvements in business performance.

The installation of solar panels at William Smith’s Barnard Castle manufacturing site, and at its distribution warehouse at Stainton Grove, will see an estimated saving in electricity costs of around 54% a year. This project is the first of a number of initiatives the company is taking aimed at increasing efficiencies, reducing costs, and creating further improvements in business performance

We anticipate payback in around four-and-a-half to five years; and it will also help to reduce our carbon footprint. Energy Gain, of Ashton-under-Lyne, which installed the panels, looks to make installations as efficient as possible for individual businesses. The system was built, therefore, around covering 100% of our electricity in the peak sunshine months (aiming to send as little as possible back into the grid, as payback is minimal).

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