CDR Photovoltaic System, a commitment to sustainability

CDR Photovoltaic System, a commitment to sustainability

Talking about sustainability today is a responsibility that companies must be able to demonstrate with concrete facts and figures. To transform our statements into measurable and useful actions, we have therefore decided to equip ourselves with a photovoltaic system from 100 kW, installed on the roof of our headquarters in Bollate (MI). This is not a symbolic investment, but the desire to take a firm and decisive step towards a production model capable of combining innovation, efficiency, and clean energy.

In recent years, CDR Pompe in fact, it has embarked on a clear path: reducing environmental impact without compromising the quality and performance of its products. The’photovoltaic system It is today one of the most important points of this strategy because it provides measurable, transparent, renewable energy that is actually used in the company and can be accessed in real-time.

Real-time photovoltaic system numbers

The strength of’photovoltaic system CDR Pompe’s value, in addition to its installed capacity of 100 kW, is evident above all in the results it achieves every day. Through the company’s sustainability portal, anyone can access real-time data and see the positive impact this decision is having on the environment.

Numbers, in this sense, are much more useful than wordssince its activation, the plant has already generated 221.40 MWh of energy, with 83.65 MWh in 2025 alonehundreds of hours of production powered solely by the sun, with a direct impact on the company's energy needs.

Renewable energy production also has a direct effect on emissions: from November 2024 to date, the plant we have installed has prevented the release of over 122 tons of CO₂, to which are added nearly 20 kg of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and beyond 12 kg of sulfur oxides (SO₂), among the main sources of air pollution.

Translating these numbers into practical equivalencies helps to understand their impact: it means having removed the equivalent of 137 cars in a year, powered more than 1,050 computers for twelve months and sufficient energy is guaranteed for over 2.2 million hours of television.

An ecosystem of sustainable initiatives

L’photovoltaic system is the core of a broader initiative that CDR Pompe has been pursuing for years. The energy produced is used directly to power offices and production departments, reducing dependence on traditional sources and fossil fuels. An electric vehicle charging station has also been installed at the company, a further step towards low-emission mobility.

These initiatives are in addition to ongoing work on process efficiency and material selection, in line with the company's sustainability certifications and standards, such as the recent Certification obtained by CDR on the EcoVadis platform. This is a systemic approach, which does not isolate the environmental theme but integrates it into the strategic, productive, and innovation choices we have made in recent years.

The decision to make production and environmental impact data publicly available through a dedicated online portal is a commitment to transparency that sets CDR Pompe apart. We are convinced that talking about sustainability is fundamental today, but words must be followed by concrete feedback and actions: this is why, with this in mind, we believe that offering the possibility to verify our figures live photovoltaic system This is a test of consistency.

For CDR partners and clients, it means relying on a company that not only innovates technologically but also takes responsibility for reducing its environmental impact and clearly communicates it.

Transparency and vision for a sustainable future

In today’s industrial landscape, there is growing discussion about how to balance growth with respect for the environment. In this context, the CDR Pompe experience offers a clear and replicable model: With the intelligent use of solar energy and the implementation of conscious choices, it is possible to build a sustainable future without sacrificing production efficiency.

The photovoltaic project of CDR Pompe It is, in fact, proof that sustainability and industry can grow together, not someday, not in the future, but already today: thousands of kilowatt-hours produced, tons of emissions avoided, and concrete benefits that translate into an advantage for the company, for customers, and for the environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What power does the photovoltaic system have CDR Pompe and where is it installed?

The photovoltaic system CDR Pompe has an installed power of 100 kW and is located on the roof of the company headquarters in Bollate, in the province of Milan. The energy produced is used directly to power offices and production departments, reducing dependence on traditional sources and fossil fuels.

How much energy has the photovoltaic plant produced so far CDR Pompe?

Since its activation, the photovoltaic system CDR Pompe has generated 221.40 MWh of renewable energy. Of this, 83.65 MWh were produced in 2025 alone. The energy is powered solely by the sun and directly impacts the company’s energy needs, with production constantly monitored.

How many CO₂ emissions has the photovoltaic system installed by CDR Pompe?

Since November 2024, the photovoltaic plant CDR Pompe has avoided the release into the atmosphere of more than 122 tons of CO₂. To these are added almost 20 kg of nitrogen oxides (NOₓ) and more than 12 kg of sulfur oxides (SO₂), among the main culprits of air pollution.

Which practical equivalences correspond to the results of the photovoltaic system CDR Pompe?

The results of the photovoltaic plant are CDR Pompe equivalent to 137 cars taken off the road for a year. The energy produced has also powered more than 1,050 computers for twelve months and provided electricity for over 2.2 million hours of television. The equivalencies help to make the environmental impact tangible.

Where can you consult the real-time data of the photovoltaic system CDR Pompe?

The data of the photovoltaic plant CDR Pompe are available to anyone on the company’s online sustainability portal. The portal shows in real time energy production and environmental impact, such as CO₂ avoided. The decision to make the numbers public is in line with a principle of transparency and verifiability.

What other sustainability initiatives do you carry out in CDR Pompe addition to photovoltaic energy?

In addition to the 100 kW photovoltaic system, the company CDR Pompe has installed a charging station for electric vehicles and is working on streamlining processes and paying attention to materials. The company has also recently obtained certification on the EcoVadis portal, a sustainability assessment standard.