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Manufacturing

Energy-intensive operations: Manufacturing processes, such as those in the steel, aluminum, and chemical industries, consume large amounts of energy. For example, a steel mill can integrate solar panels on its extensive rooftops or install wind turbines on-site to generate renewable energy. This reduces reliance on the grid and lowers energy costs.
Sustainable production: Companies like Tesla are moving toward sustainable production by using renewable energy sources in their manufacturing processes. Tesla’s Gigafactory in Nevada is partially powered by solar energy, which aligns with their commitment to sustainability and reduces overall production costs.

Grid stability and energy supply: Utilities can diversify their energy mix by integrating renewable energy sources like solar farms or onshore wind turbine solutions. For example, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) in California has invested in large-scale solar projects to supply clean energy to the grid, enhancing grid stability and meeting renewable energy mandates.
Lowering emissions: Utilities like Duke Energy are incorporating more renewable energy to reduce their carbon footprint. They have committed to doubling their renewable portfolio by 2025, significantly lowering emissions and contributing to climate change mitigation.

Electrification of fleets: Companies like UPS and Amazon are investing in electric delivery vehicles powered by renewable energy. Solar charging stations and battery energy storage systems – BESS at distribution centers can power these fleets, reducing fuel costs and emissions.
Sustainable warehousing: Warehouses operated by companies like Prologis are installing solar panels and BESS on their large rooftops. This renewable energy can power warehouse operations, reduce electricity costs, and provide a sustainable energy solution for logistics operations.

Energy for remote operations: Farms in remote areas can benefit from renewable energy. For example, a dairy farm in Wisconsin installed a biogas digester that converts manure into renewable energy, providing a reliable power source and reducing waste.
Reducing operational costs: Islanded solar & BESS solutions can offer sustainable resources including lighting and power generation in areas not served traditionally by the grid.

Green buildings: Landlords can improve their facility’s appeal and total value through a combination of renewable production, BESS and EV charging solutions.
Energy efficiency and cost savings: Residential real estate companies like Lennar are building homes with solar panels, battery energy storage systems and EV charging solutions included. This not only reduces energy bills for homeowners but also enhances the property’s marketability by offering a green living solution.

Sustainable building practices: Construction companies like Skanska are using renewable energy in their projects. For example, Skanska’s headquarters in the UK features solar panels and geothermal heating, reducing the building’s carbon footprint and operational costs.
Lower operational costs: On construction sites, renewable energy solutions like portable solar power units can replace diesel generators. This is seen in projects by companies like Bechtel, where solar-powered construction trailers reduce fuel consumption and emissions.

Energy-efficient warehouses: Companies like Costco are installing solar panels and BESS on their warehouse roofs. This reduces energy costs and supports sustainability goals by utilizing renewable energy for lighting, refrigeration, and other warehouse operations.
Sustainable logistics: Wholesale distributors like Sysco are incorporating renewable energy into their logistics operations. Sysco has invested in solar energy to power its distribution centers and is transitioning to electric delivery vehicles, reducing both energy costs and carbon emissions.