A 2.5 MWp commercial solar PV system has been installed at Gyproc Ireland’s Kingscourt facility, featuring 3,556 panels and generating approximately 2,145 MWh of clean energy annually. This low-maintenance installation now provides 15% of the site’s electricity needs while avoiding around 502 tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year.
Gyproc Ireland (Saint-Gobain)
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Gyproc Ireland (Saint-Gobain)
Introduction
Gyproc Ireland, part of the Saint-Gobain Group, operates from its Kingscourt facility in County Cavan as a leading manufacturer of plaster and plasterboard products. Guided by a strong commitment to sustainability, innovation, and safety, Gyproc plays a key role in supporting Ireland’s construction sector with high-performance, energy-efficient building solutions.
Industry
Construction Materials
Location
Kingscourt, Co. Cavan
Panel Description
Canadian Solar 705 W
Number of Panels
3,556
Installation Duration
24 weeks
System Size
2.5 MWp
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Gyproc Ireland (Saint-Gobain) could save around €335,250 per year on electricity costs by using this solar power system instead of purchasing electricity from the grid.
€335,250
This system generates around 2,145 MWh/yr of electricity annually.
2,145 MWh/yr
By using this system Gyproc Ireland (Saint-Gobain) can neutralise CO2 by approximately 502 tonnes of CO2 per year.
502 Tonnes
The estimated yearly output of this system is equivalent to the energy needed to power around 532 homes in Ireland for a year.
532 Homes
This system has a carbon impact equivalent to planting around 12,979 mature trees per year.
12,979 Trees
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