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Instarmac invests over £400,000 in solar energy at manufacturing facility

As part of their ongoing environmental commitments, Instarmac Group plc have recently invested over £400,000 to install state-of-the-art solar panels at their manufacturing facility in Tamworth, Staffordshire.


Renewable energy specialists, Perfect Sense Energy have installed 1656 solar panels across a 3,771sq. metre area at Instarmac’s premises – the largest installation tackled by the company so far. The 768kW solar panels will generate 680,000kW of clean green energy for Instarmac to use and are projected to save at least 36,000kW of power per month.


Ian Marr, Head of Sales at Perfect Sense Energy, commented: “Perfect Sense are very proud of this installation. From the very first meeting, the communication between the two companies was exceptional. Instarmac, and Andrew Nightingale from PSE worked together to ensure that our presence on-site was as easy as could be. With Instarmac’s help, we were able to operate efficiently and safely from day one. We look forward to completing more work for Instarmac in the near future.”


Darren Gough, Quality and Operations Manager at Instarmac, commented: “This is an exciting phase of Instarmac’s environmental plans. We are committed to being as green as possible and are leading the way for other manufacturers to follow. We are delighted with our progress so far but the hard work doesn’t stop there. Following this successful installation we are now looking to fit solar panels across more of the Instarmac Holdings infrastructure.”


Over the lifespan of the new system, Instarmac are projected to produce over 15 million kW of green power which will save over 4,000 tonnes of CO₂ and £4,000,000 in energy costs.


The new installation is under constant monitoring from the Instarmac Operations team. Based on the daily yield performance, the solar panel system has generated a consistent 100% (self-use) amount of power, reducing consumption from the grid by up to 35%.


Visit the Instarmac website to download a copy of their Environmental and Social Responsibility Report.
https://www.instarmac.co.uk

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