Helluva Container

Helluva Container, a leader in sustainable packaging, became the first business in Elk Point, South Dakota to go solar.

Their system includes solar on both their office and warehouse:

  • A 36.9 kW system on the office rooftop
  • An 85.5 kW system on the warehouse

Together, these systems help power nearly all of their operations, lowering electricity costs and reducing their environmental impact.

Why It Made Sense Financially

With the help of tax credits and grants, Helluva Container was able to significantly reduce the upfront cost of going solar.

As a result, their system is expected to pay for itself in about 1.7 years. After that, the energy their system produces translates directly into long-term savings.

Supporting Their Sustainability Goals

Helluva Container focuses on reusing and reselling packaging materials, helping reduce waste across industries.

Switching to solar was a natural next step. It allows them to:

  • Lower their reliance on traditional energy sources
  • Reduce their carbon footprint
  • Strengthen their commitment to sustainability
Helluva Container Drone Footage

Client Testimonial

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Emily Wells, VP of Operations

Helluva Container

"We’re excited to be the first in Elk Point to go solar—not just for our business, but for our entire community. By taking the first step, we’ve helped our city update its infrastructure to accommodate solar energy, making it easier for other businesses to follow suit."

Project Details:

  • Location: Elk Point, South Dakota
  • Type: Rooftop
  • Solar Panels: 298
  • System Size: 121.9 kW DC
  • System Output: 87.6 kW AC
  • Environmental Impact: Offsets 2,705.7 metric tons of CO₂
  • Incentives Utilized: Federal tax credit, USDA Grant, State and Federal Depreciation 
  • Utility Provider: City of Elk Point
  • First Year Electricity Savings: $17,272
  • Lifetime Electricity Savings: $753,136
  • Energy Covered: 95%
  • Payback Period: 1.7 years
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