STORETEC CASE STUDY
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This document summarizes a commercial roof-mounted solar installation project in Tibshelf, Derbyshire. An 83.5 kWp solar photovoltaic system was installed on the roof of Storetec UK, consisting of 334 solar panels. The system was expected to generate 67,000 kWh annually and provide Storetec with an excellent 13.5% return on investment. The installation was carried out by GYO Energy and helps Storetec reduce their carbon footprint while their customers increasingly focus on environmental impacts.
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GIIPL_Brochoure_2016
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Expansion of solar energy electricity production using hybrid systems
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- 1. TIBSHELF DERBYSHIRE COMMERCIAL ROOF MOUNTED INSTALLATION solar system powers business while feeding energy surplus to grid Practical and ideal solution with an excellent 13.5% return on investment Installation provided by GYO Energy 83.5 67,000 38 kWp SYSTEM kWh ANNUAL TONS co2 SIZE Yield Saved ANNUALLY
- 2. 334 x Conergy 250 watt Solar PV panels make up this 83.5 kWp Solar PV project designed, supplied and installed by GYO Energy. This commercial solution offers the client an excellent 13.5% return on investment PROJECT OVERVIEW STORETEC SOLAR PV PLANT Owner: Storetec UK Location: Tibshelf Derbyshire Type of Installation: Roof mounted System Size: 83.5 kWp Solar Panel Type: Conergy Power Plus 250 Number of Panels: 334 Inverters: 5 x SMA Tripower 15000 Predicted Annual Yield: 67,000 kWh Completion date: April 2013 This system was predicted to produce 67,000 kWh in its first year. Actual Performance = 74,000 kWh Income generated & Savings in Year 1 =£16,125 ROI = 15% • Storetec is based in Tibshelf, Derbyshire and is part of the Wanzl UK retail services group. • They have developed a remarkable and cost effective remanufacturing process whereby retail customers are able to recycle retired assets including shopping trolleys, baskets, shelving and other products and purchase ‘Reviva’ brand remanufactured replacements. • Storetec’s customers are increasingly focussing on the environmental impact of their supply chain partners. The ability for suppliers such as Storetec to reduce their own carbon footprint is therefore taking on greater importance. • It is with this in mind that Storetec commissioned a review of the Solar PV opportunities at their Tibshelf site. • GYO Energy were awarded the contract to install the Solar PV system in February 2013. The system was installed and commissioned in April 2013 www.gyoenergy.co.uk 0330 223 3177 info@gyoenergy.co.uk