en.Wedoany.com Reported - Flow Power has signed a five-year power purchase agreement with organic recycling company SOILCO for an energy project located in Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia. This is the first power purchase agreement signed for the project since battery storage was added to the existing solar farm in 2025.

SOILCO's services help municipal councils and commercial waste generators divert organic waste from landfills, thereby reducing supply chain emissions. As the business grows and its electricity consumption increases, this power purchase agreement provides financial certainty and supports operational growth and sustainability goals. The agreement is expected to reduce SOILCO's electricity costs and Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 10%.

Jacob Mahoney, Chief Commercial Officer of Flow Power, said: "Businesses are looking for practical ways to reduce emissions, not only within their own operations but across the broader value chains they participate in. SOILCO is a powerful example of this shift. Its core services help councils and businesses reduce emissions, and this agreement supports that mission by matching renewable energy to the needs of a growing business. At Flow Power, we work with customers to structure energy strategies that support sustainability goals across multiple layers of the supply chain, from electricity supply and procurement to long-term operational resilience."

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