Australian Crisis Support Center Conserves Critical Resources with Help from Maxeon
- Maxeon Solar Technologies donates solar PV system to Lifeline Albury Wodonga crisis support center, reducing electricity costs by 70%.
- The system includes Performance Line solar panels and SunPower Reserve energy storage.
- Maxeon Gives program aims to provide innovative, affordable, and sustainable energy solutions globally.
- The solar system is expected to produce 12,500kWh of clean energy annually.
- Maxeon's solutions empower Lifeline to produce and store cost-effective, clean energy, ensuring uninterrupted support services even during power outages.
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New Solar Energy System Will Cut Costs and Empower Lifeline Albury Wodonga to Serve More People in Need
Lifeline Albury Wodonga is a non-profit organization founded over 40 years ago to provide support for individuals in times of crisis, and to create a suicide safe community through building regional resilience. Lifeline provides critical services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year including confidential, one-to-one phone counseling. Operating a 24/7 support center generates a significant annual electricity bill which can now be dramatically reduced by harnessing the power of the sun.
"We're grateful for this opportunity to transition to cheaper, renewable energy, and this solar installation will cover nearly
System designer and installer KDEC Electric & Solar, an Australian SunPower Elite partner, optimized the system's power generation with Performance Line panels and a SunPower Reserve storage system, enabling solar energy to meet Lifeline's electricity needs even when the sun isn't shining. The system is expected to produce 12,500kWh of clean energy a year and Lifeline will also use Maxeon's proprietary SunPower One app to monitor system production and energy consumption, and to quantify carbon, energy, and money savings.
"Maxeon's highly efficient and reliable solutions empower Lifeline to produce and store cost-effective, clean energy, and if there's a power outage on the grid, the battery kicks in and the center can continue with no interruption to their life-saving activities," said Vikas Desai, Maxeon's Chief Commercial Officer. "This collaboration between Maxeon, KDEC, and Lifeline Albury Wodonga is a terrific demonstration of joining forces to support our communities. We have been in the Australian market for many years and are committed to supporting our local partners enabling the transition to clean energy in their communities."
"Our global team is Powering Positive Change every day, and it is rewarding to see the impact our Maxeon Gives initiative is having for people and organizations around the world," said Lindsey Wiedmann, Maxeon's Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer. "It's incredible that the sun's energy, harnessed by Maxeon, now fuels Lifeline's ability to assist others and save lives."
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