WEST BROMWICH, U.K. - eTradeWire -- he panels now cover around 90% of the roof space at the 46,000sq feet factory. The panels are now generating a "significant" amount of renewable carbon-free energy that will reduce the organisation's non-renewable energy-use and further lower their impact on the environment.

Managing Direct Mike Wright said "There has been a major transformation on the roof but a significant business transformation also. With the completion of the installation of the solar panels we have taken a major step forward on our sustainability journey."

"Developing a more sustainable approach to how we work is important to our organisation, and our investment in solar energy is just the latest in our ambitious plans to reduce our environmental impact." Mike continued.

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Steps taken on their sustainability journey to date include:

• Investing £m in state-of-the-art machinery that minimises energy use and material waste;
• Using recycled material wherever possible, including components for Jaguar Land Rover;
• Improving waste segregation resulting in significantly more plastics sent for recycling
• Installing an energy-efficient lighting system at their HQ that reduced C02 emissions by 17 tonnes a year

More information here https://www.wrightsplastics.co.uk/