By deploying a BESS in the Contracting system, TMS aims to optimize its energy flows without incurring any investment risk. The storage solution enables efficient peak load shaving and maximizes self-consumption of PV power, thereby laying the technological foundation for climate-neutral and economically predictable production at the site.
CUBE CONCEPTS is building a 1-MWp rooftop solar system for Purem Rakovník in the Czech Republic. With over 2,400 modules, the system generates approximately 970,000 kWh of green electricity annually, covers 87% of the site’s energy needs, and reduces CO₂ emissions by nearly 500 tons per year.
Successful grid connection at TMS: The 3,500 m² facility strengthens climate protection and the location's competitiveness. Through targeted media relations and inauguration events, CUBE CONCEPTS transforms technical projects into strategic communication successes that go beyond pure power generation.
Thermal Management Solutions (Brand „Wahler“) has inaugurated a PV system with 986 modules covering a roof area of 5,800 m² in Oberboihingen. The project is the final component for the site's climate-neutral production, which was certified in July 2025, and strengthens independence from electricity prices.
The new large-scale photovoltaic system covers a significant portion of the exhaust system production's self-consumption and strengthens the Eberspächer Group's global footprint. By collaborating with CUBE CONCEPTS, the company consistently continues its path toward sustainable energy supply and reduces emissions directly at the source.
As part of its commitment to sustainable aviation, Mönchengladbach Airport is relying on solar self-sufficiency and making the energy transition visible to everyone through the CUBE Vision monitoring system in the terminal. Learn how this groundbreaking project is reducing operating costs and future-proofing MGL’s infrastructure.
With a 749 kWp photovoltaic system, the industrial company Pfefferkorn is consistently focusing on self-generated power and saving around 350,000 kg of CO₂ annually. Learn how the combination of a modern rooftop system and e-mobility is sustainably minimizing the Simmern site's ecological footprint.
With over 1,000 solar modules, Syntegon will soon meet nearly 10% of its electricity needs through on-site generation and reduce CO₂ emissions by nearly 190 tons annually. This case study demonstrates how industrial companies can lower their operating costs through PV leasing models while successfully advancing their „Syntegon 2025“ sustainability strategy.
Through the PV project, Yanfeng is permanently reducing its energy costs with 1,355 installed solar modules and saving around 280 tons of CO₂ annually. Thanks to the full-service approach, the global market leader benefits from efficient self-produced electricity, while maintenance and operation of the system are ensured long-term.
Sustainability meets profitability: The Hergarten Group of Companies shows how industrial companies can reduce their energy costs and CO₂ emissions at the same time with solar energy. A practical example of future-oriented energy management.
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