Asko Lillesand grasps the green shift. Tomorrow they open the largest solar plant on roof in Lillesand.
– We have a vision for Asko Norway to go carbon neutral by 2020, and then it is up to each company in the group to make it says Peder Syrdalen, CEO of Asko South Coast.
With 5,000 square meters of solar panels on the roof, get storage and transportation company in Lillesand Wednesday the largest solar panel.
Tentative bad shop
Nine million has cost, and everything is built without a single penny in subsidies. The plant has a life expectancy of about 30 years.
Peder Syrdalen, CEO of Asko Southern, thinking forward looking.
Photo: Odd runaway Land / NRK
– it’s bad for business, but there are probably a lot better in the future. We are forced to take part in the green shift for our grandchildren, says Syrdalen.
The technology used is southern and come from Elkem Solar in Kristiansand.
Project in Norway Group, Thor Usterud.
Photo: Odd runaway Land / NRK
– the material was produced by Elkem before it was sent and assembled in Singapore. Then it came back as finished construction in Lillesand, says project in Norway Group, Thor Usterud.
Getting praised
Also previously now been praised for being environmentally conscious.
– On this roof we have 2,770 solar panels. The plant will provide between 600 and 650,000 kilowatts of power a year, says managing director of Sun-Net, Morten Meier.
The plant officially opened on Wednesday.
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