Renewable Energy at Essentra Components
What part do Essentra play in renewable energy?
Small parts with a big impact
The renewable energy market is rapidly growing as ESG is becoming an increasing focus in many businesses. Essentra help numerous customers in the renewable energy market in a number of applications. These include: heat pumps, battery storage and solar.
With our ever expanding product range offering a plethora of parts for this growing industry, contact us today to see how we can support your needs.
Key Applications
Heat Pumps
Our solutions play a major role in heating & air conditioning technology for a sustainable future.
We work with the 5 largest heating & air conditioning manufacturers and the 15 most important suppliers worldwide, offering the highest service and quality standards to support them with their sustainable future.
Energy Storage
Energy storage installations around the world will multiply exponentially, according to the latest forecast from BloombergNEF. The boom of stationary energy storage, driven by cheaper batteries over the next two decades and increasing applications, will require $662 billion of investment.
That’s where we can help, no matter what stage your product is at, whether you’re refining your design or prototyping. Our expert advice, extensive range, consistent quality and custom solutions can make all the difference.
Solar
The solar industry is one of the fastest growing industries of our time. Bloomberg NEF predicts Wind Energy and Solar PV will grow to meet 56% of world electricity demand in 2050.*
Solar power technology has advanced impressively while also becoming less expensive. Getting PV panels installed is a perfect way to generate electricity without negatively impacting the environment. Photovoltaic solar panels especially have become extremely popular in various domestic, industrial and commercial applications. Unfortunately, poor installation can cause a lot of expensive problems. Customers are often left paying the price for repairs and services, installation teams’ reputations suffer, and the solar community ends up looking untrustworthy.