Helluva Container has installed a new 36.9 kW DC photovoltaic system at its headquarters and an 85.5 kW DC system in its warehouse, further strengthening its commitment to sustainable operations. The company specializes in purchasing, refurbishing, and reselling second-hand Gaylord boxes and packaging materials, and has long been responsible for environmental protection.

We are delighted to be the first enterprise in Elk Point to use solar energy - not only for our business, but also for the entire community, "said Emily Wells, Vice President of Container Operations at Hellova. By taking the first step, we have helped our city update its infrastructure to adapt to solar energy, making it easier for other businesses to emulate. This is not just about us - it's about setting new standards for sustainable development in Elk Point