Helluva Container

Helluva Container, a leader in sustainable packaging, became the first business in Elk Point, South Dakota to invest in commercial solar energy. This landmark project includes a 36.9 kW rooftop solar system at their main office and an 85.5 kW solar array at their warehouse, helping Helluva Container reduce energy costs and their carbon footprint.

Financial and Environmental Impact
Thanks to generous solar tax credits and grants, Helluva Container achieved an impressive payback period as short as 0.9 years, significantly faster than the typical 2 to 7 years. This fast return on investment enables long-term financial savings and supports their commitment to sustainability.

Sustainability Commitment
Specializing in refurbishing and reselling used Gaylord boxes and packaging materials, Helluva Container’s solar energy adoption perfectly complements their eco-friendly business model. Partnering with Artisun Solar, they secured a clean, reliable energy source while positioning themselves as a regional sustainability leader.

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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, SD
  • System Size: 36.9 kW (Main Office) + 85.5 kW (Warehouse)
  • Installation Type: Rooftop
  • Estimated Carbon Offset: 2,705.7 metric tons of CO₂ emissions
  • Completion Date: November 2024
  • Incentives Utilized: Tax Credits, Grants
105 John W Curry Dr 5

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