Helping Reynella Mazda go solar
A car dealership driving down energy costs with solar.
The Reynella Mazda dealership wanted to accelerate its sustainability efforts by improving its energy efficiency and taking the business solar.
Reduce running costsThe Reynella Mazda dealership uses significant electricity to light their showrooms and control air temperatures to keep customers and employees comfortable. The business required an affordable energy solution to lower their operating costs. After Reynella Mazda approached us, we delivered an affordable solar solution to drive down those energy costs and generate more on-site energy production.
Taking the business solar
We installed a 76.9 kW solar system. Reynella Mazda had zero upfront costs with AGL’s Solar Smart Plan for business. They simply had to pay for the energy produced by their system over the 10-year plan.
Reynella Mazda will save approximately $54,000 over 10 years. The new solar system reduced their energy costs with lower solar energy rates. Going solar has also helped Reynella Mazda to become a more sustainable business within the local community.
Adding value with solar power
Reynella Mazda were thinking outside the combustion-engine box with solar. They improved their bottom line by reducing operating costs. This gave the business more time to focus on providing a quality service to customers.
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- reduce operating costs through an affordable energy efficient solution
- lower a business’ overall carbon footprint by offsetting carbon emissions
- add solar to your electricity supply.
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1This is an estimate based on AGL’s understanding of the customer’s annual energy consumption at the premises at the time of proposal and AGL’s modelling of the solar system’s expected annual energy output at the premises at the time of proposal, taking into account predicted export to the grid.
2This is an estimate of the difference in energy costs payable by the customer over the relevant period, before and after installation of the solar system. This estimate is based on various assumptions at the time of AGL’s proposal, including in relation to the customer’s annual energy consumption at the premises, modelled solar energy generation and export at the premises, the customer’s retail tariff structure and feed-in tariff, and the price payable for solar energy.
3This is an estimate based on AGL’s modelling of the solar system’s expected annual energy output at the premises at the time of proposal, converted using the relevant National Greenhouse Account Factor for scope 2 emissions at the time of proposal.