EU projects
“Improving energy by launching a distribution system and using renewable energy sources.”
Identification of the type of intervention: Project co-financed by the European Union under the European Regional Development Fund, European Funds for Modern Economy Measure 3.01 – Ecological Credit.
Project scope: The project includes the implementation of a centralized granulate drying and transport system and the installation of a photovoltaic installation at the TECHNIPLAST sp. z o.o. production plant. The new solution will replace individual molecular dryers, enabling automatic transport of granulate in a hermetic pipeline system, which will eliminate the need for intralogistic material transport. Additionally, the photovoltaic installation will optimize energy consumption, contributing to a reduction in its total demand by over 30%.
Target groups: The project is aimed primarily at the TECHNIPLAST sp. z o.o. company, which will gain more effective technological and energy solutions through its implementation. The project will also benefit the plant's employees, for whom the modernization of production processes will improve working conditions and ergonomics. The company's customers and business partners may also benefit indirectly from the project's effects, as improved production efficiency and cost optimization may affect the competitiveness of the company's offer.
Project objectives: The main objective of the project is to improve energy efficiency in the TECHNIPLAST sp. z o.o. production plant by implementing a central drying and distribution system for raw materials and installing a photovoltaic installation. The planned investments are aimed at optimizing the production process by reducing energy losses, reducing the demand for internal transport and automating key stages. Additionally, the aim is to reduce the carbon footprint and increase the share of renewable energy sources in the plant's energy balance.
Main effects and results of the project: The implementation of the project will bring significant benefits, such as a significant reduction in primary and final energy consumption, estimated at over 30%. Replacing individual molecular dryers with a centralized drying system will eliminate the need to transport granulate using forklifts, which will save time and increase work safety. Additionally, the installation of a photovoltaic installation will contribute to reducing energy consumption from the network, which will reduce operating costs and affect the sustainable development of the company.
Project value (total project cost): PLN 3,285,900.00
European Funds contribution: PLN 1,323,860.00