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Case Study: Amber Filling Station, Limerick
O’Brien’s of Bishopstown – Costcutter & Amber Oil
78kw PV installation completed in Cork in under 5 days.
This Service stations Electricity bill is over €79,000 per year. Using HUAWEI Inverter Technology and German made QCELLS Panels this system offers a 26% return on investment which is a payback period of 3.9 years. Not to forget 36.7 tonnes CO2 emissions avoided per year. Go green Go solar.
Case Study: Centra/Circle K, Galway
Centra/Circle K, Galway
74.5KWP Solar Installation in Galway using SolarEdge technology. This system was designed to have south/east/west facing panels. This produces electricity from sunrise to sunset. This customers electricity bill was €3500 per month. This system will produce €14,000-€16,000 worth of electricity annually depending on the year. Grant Aid of 30% from SEAI under the BEC “Better energy community” scheme. Solar Energy is a renewable energy so the total cost can be written off against corporation tax at the end of the year under the SEAI ACA scheme. It makes sense to go Solar. The system production chart is for a not so sunny September Day in Galway, Ireland.
Case Study: Pat Rynn Engineering
Private Residence
A2 Rated Home.
Daikin Heat Pump.
5KW Hybrid Inverter.
(20) Q-Cell 335watt panels.
7.2KW if Battery Storage.
Total consumption from ESB grid- 2 units of Electricity in the past 2 weeks
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Pat Rynns is a well-known engineering firm in Galway. As one of Ireland’s largest general engineering workshops, they provide Structural, Mechanical, Precision & General engineering services for the Oil/Gas, Marine, Industrial, Health, Construction & Agricultural sectors. Greenco were selected as their preferred contractor to design and install phase 1 of their conversion to solar energy. Greenco designed the inverter layout to facilitate the expansion in the future should they so wish from the current 130 KVA to 300 KVA as shown above.
The screenshot from our app shown in the photos above shows 50% of this energy-intensive business is being met by solar electricity on a day in early September.
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