Following on from our 2018 award for the water saving X-Splash wash bay system, we have now had the sustainable qualities of our X-Solar lighting tower formally recognised by the international, independent, non-political, environment group - The Green Organisation.
We have been invited to a glittering presentation ceremony, hosted at the Houses of Parliament on 23rd November, where they will receive their award.
The Trime X-Solar Hybrid is a LED lighting tower that is powered by a combination of solar energy, battery power, backed-up by an engine driven battery charging system to ensure continual illumination.
The set features 4 no. 100watt LED lamps that deliver a light coverage of 2400 square metres, combined with up to 3000 hours of uninterrupted running without refuelling. For 95% of its operation the X-Solar Hybrid emits zero noise along with 97% zero emissions.
Our engineers have calculated that the X-Solar Hybrid will bring significant cost savings and environmental gains when compared to a standard lighting tower. As this lighting set only uses £5.00 worth of fuel per month, an operator’s diesel costs could diminish by a staggering £457.00 per month.
Commenting on this award, Paul Hay said, “We are delighted to receive this accolade. Environmental issues concerning the use of fossil fuels on sites are a major subject, so we have been focussing our product development to promote the use of renewables. To have the X-Solar Hybrid officially acknowledged as a sustainable product is extremely satisfying.”
The Green Apple Awards began in 1994 and have become established as the country's major recognition for environmental endeavour among companies, councils, communities and countries. The Green Organisation is dedicated to recognising, rewarding and promoting environmental best practice around the world.
The Green Organisation and The Green Apple Awards have become well established as one of the most popular environmental campaigns in the world.
