Plastic fabrication company Wrights Plastics has confirmed major carbon-cutting results following the installation of solar panels at its West Bromwich manufacturing HQ.
To date, the renewable energy system has enabled the company to:
- Reduce carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions by 317.66 tonnes
- Save 127.44 tonnes of standard coal
- Deliver an environmental impact equivalent to planting 176.48 trees
The figures highlight the success of Wrights Plastics’ wider sustainability strategy, which focuses on energy efficiency, reducing waste, and investing in more sustainable production methods.
Andy Watkins, Director at Wrights Plastics, commented:
“These results show our long-term investment in sustainability is making a real difference. We’re proud to be helping reduce emissions and supporting a more energy-resilient future for UK manufacturing.”
The solar initiative is part of Wrights Plastics’ broader commitment to sustainable manufacturing, with additional investments in energy-saving equipment and process innovation across its operations. It also aims to develop more sustainable manufacturing solutions for its clients in sectors such as retail display, automotive components, etc
For more information, visit https://www.wrightsplastics.co.uk/solar-power
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