McKenzie Aged Care Group selected RACV Solar to roll out commercial solar PV system installations across 11 facilities in New South Wales and Queensland.
With previous experience installing large-scale solar systems for clients in health and aged care, we understood that these systems had to be installed without interrupting sensitive 24 hour / 7 days per week operations.
Management of risk at our facilities and for our clients is essential to our organisation. RACV Solar demonstrated their understanding and ability to work within this sensitive environment and met all our WH&S requirements throughout the multi-site roll out.
Carefully specified and managed by our internal Project Managers and Electrical Engineers, we have successfully delivered these interstate projects through our strong partnerships with competent local contractors.
RACV Solar was exceptional at dealing with our facility management, keeping our team up to date with day-to-day operations, and has been flexible in their approach to noise management and interactions with our residents and staff. They were vital in us maintaining the high-standard of care we provide.
Project sites:
Seaton Place Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
The Ormsby Aged Care (QLD) – 200 k
Capella Bay Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
Buderim Views Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
Bribie Cove Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
Seabrook Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
Glasshouse Views Aged Care (QLD) – 200 kW
Sandbrook Aged Care (QLD) – 120 kW
The Terraces (QLD) – 100 kW
Heritage Aged Care (NSW) – 200 kW
Raffles Aged Care (NSW) – 100 kW
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*The statistics for RACV Solar customers have been calculated based on the following assumptions: the site's prior electricity consumption and tariffs, 3D modelling software for commercial and complicated residential sites (identifying shade/structures that impact performance), local sunlight irradiance and climate data, Victorian grid electricity emissions intensity factor of 1.12 kg CO2 eq / kWh, and average home system size in Victoria.
