Green Power: “It’s an absolute pleasure to work with companies like Rapala who are so proactive on environmental issues. Clearly there’s a big cost saving to be made by installing solar PV and we understand when the financial benefits are the main motivation. However, when we do get the chance to support a company with such passion about becoming carbon neutral, and delivering sustainability throughout their business, it makes switching their system on and transitioning them to green energy that little bit more satisfying. ”As energy costs remain high, solar PV continues
to make financial sense for a wide number of businesses, and as they explore renewables we’re also seeing a growing interest in heat pumps, battery storage, EV chargers and other products as well.” Fast growing Geo Green Power announced a
The installation of solar PV is one of a number of sustainability initiatives at Rapala as it aims to become carbon neutral. The company has converted its manufacturing facility and offices to the most efficient LED lighting, timers and sensors; uses recyclable sustainable packaging; uses 100% biodiesel on site; recycles all its on-site waste, sending none to landfill; organic waste goes to an anaerobic digester to produce electricity; an increasingly high percentage of its ingredients are sustainably sourced; and, has plans for the company car fleet to move to hybrid vehicles. James Cunningham, managing director, Geo
record turnover of £12m in 2023 and is on course to grow another 50 per cent this year. The company operates nationwide from its head office in Bradmore, Nottingham, designing and installing solar PV, heat pumps, battery storage systems, electric vehicle charging and other insurance backed renewable energy systems to both commercial and domestic customers. At any one time the company is carrying out
multiple renewable energy infrastructure projects, giving its customers control of their energy needs and supporting their sustainability goals.
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