Plas-Pak (W.A) is a plastic manufacturing and packing company back based in Malaga, W.A. They manufacture both blow moulded and injection moulded products that are supplied throughout Australia to a multitude of industries including the mining, agriculture and pharmaceutical industries.
Plas-Pak has a number of strategic objectives which includes maintaining competitive pricing for their customers and also reducing the impact the business has on the environment. The installation of a 100kW solar system fitted with both of these objectives, allowing Plas-Pak to reduce their electricity costs and also reduce the carbon footprint of their operations.
Infinite Energy conducted a full feasibility analysis on the installation of the solar system, including determining the best system size and projected savings. In addition to this, Infinite Energy also developed a monitoring and alert system which notifies key members of staff when the site’s electricity usage hits a certain level. This will allow Plas-Pak to fully understand and control their electricity usage leading to further savings.
In addition to the solar and monitoring system, Plas-Pak has also contracted with Infinite Energy to supply the remaining electricity demand not met by solar.
To read more about Plas-Pak and their decision to go solar, click here to read an interview with Managing Director, Stephen Kiss.
Company | Plas-Pak (W.A) |
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Location | Malaga |
Installation Date | 10 / 2015 |
Industry | Manufacturing, Engineering & Transportation |
Solution | Solar Power, Monitoring & Grid Supplied Electricity. Solar System Capacity 99.84 kW |
CO2- e. Abatement Per Year | 122 tonnes |
CO2 Equivalent Reduction | 483 trees saved per year |
Energy Output Per Year | 161,600 kWh |
Solar % of Consumption | 15% |
Grid Electricity % of Consumption | 85% |
Projected Payback Period | 4 years |
Year 1 Return on Investment | 23% |
10 Year NPV | $93,300 |
Annual Savings | $31,500 |
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