System 1 Size
100.1 kW
Estimated Annual Production
133 MWh
Annual Est. Savings
$24,472
Solar Panels
385 x REC 260 watt
Solar Inverters
4 x Fronius Symo 20kW
System 2 Size
99.84 kW
Estimated Annual Production
130 MWh
Annual Est. Savings
$23,920
Solar Panels
384 x REC 260 watt
Solar Inverters
4 x Fronius Symo 20kW
System 3 Size
99.06 kW
Estimated Annual Production
115.51 MWh
Annual Est. Savings
$21,254
Solar Panels
381 Trina Solar 260 watt
Solar Inverters
4 x Fronius Symo 20kW
Mounting Systems (All Systems)
SunLock
Bupa Traralgon is located on the north east side of the regional city of Traralgon, which is in Victoria’s East Latrobe Valley. The facility is located in a quiet area and is surrounded by green fields and private homes.
In harmony with this peaceful setting are multiple solar arrays that were installed for Bupa Aged Care by Energy Matters. These solar power systems will silently generate clean power courtesy of the sun for decades.
This Energy Matters project involved installation of 1,150 REC and Trina Solar modules across three separate arrays. The panels were fitted to SunLock mounting systems; designed and manufactured right here in Australia.
The solar panels transmit the clean electricity they generate to 12 Fronius Symo 20kW (light) solar inverters that convert it from DC to AC and supply the facility with power. Bupa Traralgon maintains a grid connection, ensuring continual power supply.
With a combined capacity of 299kW, this significant renewable energy project is expected to generate 378.51 megawatt-hours of electricity and avoid 442,857 kg of carbon emissions each year.
As well as the substantial positive environmental impact, the installation will save Bupa Aged Care around $69,646 annually on electricity costs.
Bupa Aged Care’s solar power rollout in Australia was recognised in the Australian Business Awards 2015, with the organisation being named as the ABA100 Winner in the Sustainability category.
Bupa recognises a healthy planet is needed in order have healthy people. Read more about Bupa Aged Care’s solar projects.