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Bedford<\/p>

Unaffected by energy prices thanks to a canopy with solar panels<\/h1>

Want to go for green energy with a solar panel array? It\u2019s a smart investment that will free you from rising energy prices. If you\u2019re already using all the roofs of your buildings, however, it’s easier said than done.\u00a0 Find out how the family company Bedford got a quick return on its investment with solar canopies by Frisomat.<\/p>

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A covered car park with a solar array for quick returns<\/h2>\n

Bedford is a family company in Osnabr\u00fcck, Germany. It has set the standard for fine sausage and ham products for more than a century. But Bedford is definitely moving with the times. The company has been looking for green initiatives to free it from its dependence on rising energy prices and fossil fuels, which is why it wanted to install solar panels<\/strong>.
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It would not be easy, because the roofs of Bedford\u2019s buildings are already covered in supply lines and cooling pipes<\/strong>. So installing a solar panel array would involve considerable stability challenges<\/strong>. In consultation with Sideka, its trusted contractor, Bedford opted for a steel structure made by Frisomat on which it could fit solar panels after all<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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