Anpario, the independent manufacturer of natural, sustainable animal feed additives for health, nutrition, and biosecurity, has announced the installation of solar panels at the Company's head office and production facilities. This will help to reduce carbon emissions and meet their net-zero emissions target by 2030 and help fight climate change.
The move to install solar panels at the company's head office and production plant in Nottinghamshire UK will support Anpario's strategy to reduce the impact of its global operation on the environment, thus enabling them to meet their ambition of net-zero for scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030.
The £274,000 panel installation will commence in December 2021, with energy from the sun harnessed to power the manufacturing plant from early 2022. It is anticipated that the installation will generate one third of Anpario's current onsite annual energy consumption, equating to a 43 percent reduction in carbon emissions. The balance of the onsite electricity will continue to be purchased from the grid from renewable energy sources, which have already been adopted as part of the company's overall drive to reduce carbon emissions. In addition, at times when the solar panels generate more electricity than is used on site, the excess will be exported to the national grid and used locally in homes and businesses, reducing the overall reliance on fossil fuels.
The initiative follows significant investment in recent years implementing bulk supply, automation and packaging solutions to reduce energy consumption, lower the impact of transportation and to minimise waste.
Anpario's ambition is to reach net-zero within their own operational footprint by 2030, this includes all scope 1 and 2 emissions as well as scope 3 emissions from business travel. The solar installation will contribute significantly to the company meeting this target and will sustain their continued requirement for operational growth to meet increasing sales demand.
With innovative specialist feed additives produced by Anpario, the company's key focus is to optimise animal protein production by using sustainable natural resources, for the benefit of animals, customers, and human health. Anpario's products support animal health and productivity, enabling producers to achieve a reduction in their carbon footprint associated with milk, meat and egg production - Naturally.
Karen Prior, Corporate Responsibility Director at Anpario comments, 'We recognise that swift and decisive action is now needed to reduce emissions and address the climate crisis globally. Anpario is focused and committed to reviewing and continuing to invest in our own operations to help meet this global challenge.
Our production facility has established benchmark levels to measure scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions and is dedicated to drive continuous improvements to increase efficiency, thus reducing our impact on the environment. This is also crucial to our customers around the world in managing their supply chain emissions and reducing their carbon footprint'.
For more information visit the Anpario website, HERE.
The £274,000 panel installation will commence in December 2021, with energy from the sun harnessed to power the manufacturing plant from early 2022. It is anticipated that the installation will generate one third of Anpario's current onsite annual energy consumption, equating to a 43 percent reduction in carbon emissions. The balance of the onsite electricity will continue to be purchased from the grid from renewable energy sources, which have already been adopted as part of the company's overall drive to reduce carbon emissions. In addition, at times when the solar panels generate more electricity than is used on site, the excess will be exported to the national grid and used locally in homes and businesses, reducing the overall reliance on fossil fuels.
The initiative follows significant investment in recent years implementing bulk supply, automation and packaging solutions to reduce energy consumption, lower the impact of transportation and to minimise waste.
Anpario's ambition is to reach net-zero within their own operational footprint by 2030, this includes all scope 1 and 2 emissions as well as scope 3 emissions from business travel. The solar installation will contribute significantly to the company meeting this target and will sustain their continued requirement for operational growth to meet increasing sales demand.
With innovative specialist feed additives produced by Anpario, the company's key focus is to optimise animal protein production by using sustainable natural resources, for the benefit of animals, customers, and human health. Anpario's products support animal health and productivity, enabling producers to achieve a reduction in their carbon footprint associated with milk, meat and egg production - Naturally.
Karen Prior, Corporate Responsibility Director at Anpario comments, 'We recognise that swift and decisive action is now needed to reduce emissions and address the climate crisis globally. Anpario is focused and committed to reviewing and continuing to invest in our own operations to help meet this global challenge.
Our production facility has established benchmark levels to measure scope 1 & 2 carbon emissions and is dedicated to drive continuous improvements to increase efficiency, thus reducing our impact on the environment. This is also crucial to our customers around the world in managing their supply chain emissions and reducing their carbon footprint'.
For more information visit the Anpario website, HERE.
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