In January, Port Adelaide Plaza™ shopping centre completed Rooftop Solar System, with an inspection by Minister for Energy and Mining, Hon. Dan Van Holst Pellekaan and the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, Mayor Claire Boan.
The 824kW, $1.3 million solar system comprises 2,030 ‘SunPower’ solar panels across a roof area of 5,000m2 which is equal to 9 full size tennis courts, will reduce Co2 emissions by 962 tonnes per annum and divert the equivalent of 38,000 bags of garbage from going to landfill each year. The system will supply 50% of Port Adelaide Plaza’s total electricity kWh per year.
Precision Group completes a second solar installation in September and achieves a 5.5 Star NABERS rating at Customs House. Costing over $130,000, the Customs House 100kW solar system, consists of 240 ‘SunPower’ solar panels. Reducing Co2 emissions by 84.15 tonnes per annum, the solar system will generate 24% of the base building load of Customs House.
Whitcoulls returned to Shore City Shopping Centre and opened on November 14 and the Farmers department store, signed a new lease for another 15 years. Whitcoulls and Farmers are major New Zealand national retailers with over 50 stores each around the New Zealand.
Stage 2 of the $75 million Port Adelaide Plaza™ shopping centre development opened, December 3. New stores and services included The Reject Shop, Sportspower, Lone Star Rib & Brewhouse and an additional 8 new fresh food specialty and casual dining retailers.
Precision Group expands its stake in virtual gift card group Prezzee to 85 per cent and launches Prezzee in North America and United Kingdom.