
- Ferrari is using solar power to help meet facility electricity needs.
- Alternative energy systems can help supply the power needed for the plant in Maranello, Italy to operate.
- Solar power renewable energy will help the plant reduce carbon emissions and conserve energy and fossil fuel use.
In a innovative and surprise move, the Ferrari company has revealed that they are installing and will be using alternative energy systems in the plant located in Maranello, Italy. This may change the entire image of the company, because when you think of Ferrari you think of fast sports cars with a lot of power under the hood, not solar energy and renewable energy concerns. The company is going green because of all the benefits these energy sources can provide, not just to the company but to the entire planet. The solar power photovoltaic system was installed by EnerRay, one of the alternative energy companies that are becoming more popular. The system can provide substantial amounts of energy to the Engine Mechanical Machining plant, which is one of the main Ferrari research and manufacturing plants in operation.
This is not the only green move using alternative energy systems that the company is planning. They have a program aimed at ongoing sustainability, and the goal is to meet most to all of the electricity requirements for the manufacturing plants, while reducing the level of carbon emissions by at least twenty to thirty percent from the current levels. These goals will be met by constructing a tri-generation plant that will make use of solar energy and other alternative energy sources. These are renewable energy sources that are friendly to the environment, and do not pollute or cause smog.

The photovoltaic alternative energy systems installed on the Ferrari plant contains almost eleven hundred panels, and has the ability to generate more than two hundred kilowatt hours of electricity every year. This should have a substantial impact on both the outside energy needed by the plant, and on the amount of carbon, pollution, and environmental harm the manufacturing plant will have on the surrounding area and populations. Going green makes Ferrari once again stand out ahead of the pack, making them a leader in this industry. Responsible and energy conserving manufacturing practices can make a large impact on the earth, and greatly slow down global warming. Ferrari is showing that this is possible, and many other industries and sectors may follow this example and make changes to contribute to a better future, one that has plenty of energy and no fossil fuel use.


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Way to go Ferrari! If this venture is successful, it will prove to other companies that it can be done and done well. All the rest need is a precedence to be set and we’ll see more companies move in that direction.
January 30th, 2009 at 9:55 pm