Rooftop solar
Use roof space you already have.
Sectors
Power for lines that cannot stand still.
Solar and storage for extrusion, moulding and packaging plants with heavy motor loads and long production runs.
Power for plastic & packaging
- Solar
- Battery
- Grid
- Site load
Solar
Site
Battery
Grid
Illustration only. Real systems are designed around each site.
Illustration only. How a real system behaves depends on its design.
Why solar
Heavy loads, long runs.
Plastic and packaging plants run extruders, moulding machines, chillers and compressors, often across several shifts. That steady demand is costly, and a trip can scrap a production run.
Solar can offset a share of daytime power, and batteries or a micro-grid can add protection where continuity matters.
What matters
What we design around
- Machine starting currents and power quality needs
- Shift patterns and night-time load
- Large flat or pitched roofs and their structure
- Cooling and compressed-air loads
- Ride-through for short outages and the generator arrangement
Suggested systems
Systems that fit
Micro-grids
Solar, batteries, grid and generators as one system.
Battery storage
Backup and evening power.
Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
Does solar suit a plant that runs at night?
Solar covers the daytime share. Batteries and the grid cover the rest, and the design is sized around your actual load profile.
What happens first?
We start with the loads and bills you already have, then a site assessment confirms the design.
Can we pay over time?
Ask us about FlexPay and other options.
Power for your plastic & packaging?
Tell us what the site runs and we will recommend a system.