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Volpak installs cutting-edge photovoltaic installation

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publié le lundi 29 janvier 2024

In addition to specializing in the development of automatic machines and systems for flexible packaging, Volpak is taking a significant leap towards sustainability through the implementation of an innovative photovoltaic generator field at its Barcelona facility. 

As global concerns about environmental impact intensify, companies like Volpak are at the forefront, showcasing the pivotal role of sustainable initiatives in shaping a responsible and resilient future.  These reasons lead the company to the construction of a photovoltaic field, made by 920 Sharp mono solar panels, each boasting a capacity of 540 Wp, covering a substantial area of 2,300 m2. Strategically positioned on an aluminum support structure inclined at 10°, these panels ensure optimal exposure to sunlight, thereby maximizing overall system efficiency. An outstanding feature of this system is its ability to individually disconnect each series of panels through continuous current switches, offering flexible and precise management of the generated energy. 

The entire system has a robust total capacity of 496,800 Wp, seamlessly integrated into the internal electrical grid of the building, effectively contributing to meeting the internal energy demand. Four three-phase inverters, each with a capacity of 110 kW, guarantee that the produced electricity aligns with the voltage and frequency standards mandated by current regulations, ensuring a continuous and reliable flow. 

Since June 19th, 2023, when the installation became operational, all photoelectric energy generated, expected to reach 84,675 kWh by year-end, has been primarily directed towards self-consumption. This strategic shift significantly reduces current consumption from the power grid, with estimates suggesting that the energy saved will account for an impressive 42% of the total electrical consumption, thereby forecasting a substantial reduction in emissions of tons of CO2. 

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