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ELSONA is a generator that can use both LP gas and gasoline, born from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake. In response to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake that occurred on January 1, 2024, we conducted support activities, including donating 14 units of the generator "GD1600SR" to Suzu City and Noto Town in collaboration with local governments. On-site, we witnessed situations where gasoline-powered generators were available but could not operate due to the difficulty of obtaining gasoline, and although LP gas was available as a decentralized energy source, there were no compatible generators. This reinforced our recognition of the advantages of a generator that can use both fuels. In August 2024, the "Nankai Trough Earthquake Emergency Information" was announced, and we have received many inquiries. If you are considering our products, please contact us as soon as possible. ■GD1600SR Rated output: LP gas 1.53kVA, Gasoline 1.7kVA ■GD5000SR Rated output: LP gas 4.5kVA, Gasoline 5.0kVA ■T-7500 Rated output: Maximum 7.0kVA (50Hz), Maximum 7.5kVA (60Hz) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

The "ELSONA GD1600SR" is the first portable generator in the Elsona series, designed to be easily carried by women, with a high output of 1.53kVA for LP gas and 1.7kVA for gasoline! It can power various appliances such as smartphones, PCs, TVs, and refrigerators, making it a versatile portable generator that serves as a helpful outdoor item and a reliable emergency power source during disasters. In response to the Noto Peninsula earthquake in Reiwa Year 6, we donated 14 GD1600 generators to the municipalities of Suzu City and Noto Town in collaboration with the affected areas. Given this background, we have received numerous inquiries and orders for the compact and lightweight GD1600 series generator. Therefore, starting from March 11, 2024, we will significantly revise the prices of the GD1600 series to make them even more affordable. 【Features】 ■ Compact design for easy mobility, small yet high capacity ■ Compatible with both LP gas and gasoline, making it resilient during disasters ■ Capable of charging portable power sources ■ Inverter type for low fuel consumption ■ Ideal as an emergency power source for homes, offices, and evacuation centers *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

G&ECO Co., Ltd. will launch a new product, the 'ELSONA GD5000SR', from the ELSONA series of generators that can use both LP gas and gasoline. (Scheduled to start shipping in March 2024) It is 40% lighter than previous models and 50% more compact in size, making it easy to move with its carry handle. Additionally, to commemorate the launch, we will conduct a "New Product Launch Special Campaign" for all our sales partners, applicable to both new and existing models. We are also continuously recruiting sales partners. [Features] - 40% lighter than previous models - 1,800 units chosen from the ELSONA series - Strong in emergencies, compatible with both LP gas and gasoline - 50% more compact than previous models *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

ELSONA is a generator that can use both LP gas and gasoline, born from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake. G&ECO provided support activities, including supplying generators in collaboration with local governments during the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake" that occurred on January 1, 2024. In the field, we witnessed situations where generators could not operate due to a severe gasoline shortage, even though gasoline-powered generators were available, and although LP gas was present as a decentralized energy source, there were no generators compatible with LP gas. This reaffirmed the superiority of having a generator that can use both fuels. The highly anticipated 'GD5000SR' boasts the highest quality in Elsona's history! It is confidently recommended not only as an "emergency power source" but also as a "generator for everyday use." Please consider it. ■ Compatible with two fuels: LP gas and gasoline, making it resilient to disasters ■ Rated output: LP gas 4.5kVA, gasoline 5.0kVA Suitable for evacuation centers, businesses, and large facilities nationwide ■ Weighs only 52kg, making it one of the lightest in its class and compact ■ First in the series to feature a carry handle for easy transportation ■ Equipped with an inverter and designed for quiet operation *Scheduled to start shipping in April 2024. Specifications may change without notice.

The "ELSONA S-5500" is a portable generator that can be quickly started in emergencies with a one-push starter, and can supply power to buildings when connected to a distribution board. With a maximum output of 5.5kVA, it has ample output to cover most of the power needs of offices and homes. Additionally, with proper fuel storage, it can secure a lifeline for three days (72 hours) after a disaster. 【Features】 ■ Compact design for easy mobility, small size with large capacity ■ Strong in emergencies with LP gas, reducing maintenance hassle ■ Operates for about 30 hours on a single 50kg LP gas cylinder ■ Many installations in municipalities across the country Furthermore, starting from December 1, 2023, a smaller and lighter inverter model, the "GD5000SR," will also be available in the same class (scheduled for shipment starting April 2024). *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

The "ELSONA T-7500" is a portable generator compatible with single-phase 100V and three-phase 200V, allowing for simultaneous output, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical devices. Additionally, it can be used as a power source for forklifts and spot coolers, and it has been implemented in many welfare facilities and factories as part of BCP measures. 【Features】 ■ Compact design for easy mobility, small size with large capacity ■ Strong against disasters with LP gas, reducing maintenance effort ■ Operates for about 20 hours on a single 50kg LP gas cylinder *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where our emergency power supply "Elsona" was delivered to Wakasa Service Station of Chizu Oil Co., Ltd. The company originally owned one generator to be prepared for disasters as a "disaster response service station," but with just one unit, they could only operate two out of four fuel dispensers, and the POS system could not be used. In order to register as a "community base service station," they decided to introduce our product using subsidies, allowing them to operate two additional fuel dispensers and the POS system. When they used the generator, they connected the wiring to the building's emergency power supply outlet, and it could be started with just one push, making the activation very smooth. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Destination: Wakasa Service Station, Chizu Oil Co., Ltd. ■ Delivered Product: Elsona T-7500, 1 unit *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

G&ECO Co., Ltd., Nagata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., and Resilience Lab Co., Ltd. have launched the "Bousai Power Generation BOX," which combines a generator, storage battery, and solar panel. This product not only serves our own "power outage measures" but also acts as a "community disaster charging station," allowing us to contribute to the region by providing power supply during disasters. The "Noto Peninsula Earthquake of Reiwa Year 6," which struck the Noto Peninsula on January 1, 2024, caused significant damage. Our company has been engaged in support activities, albeit modestly, by providing generators in collaboration with local governments in the affected areas. With various supplies in short supply, roads have been cut off in many places, and recovery from power outages is taking time. Moreover, we have witnessed cases where generators are unable to operate due to a lack of fuel, even though they are available and gasoline-powered. The limited passable roads are not only routes for supplies but also for emergency vehicles, making the supply of relief goods challenging. This has reinforced the importance of being prepared in advance. We would be very pleased if we could contribute to the safety and security of your daily life through everyday preparedness. We encourage companies that have not yet implemented their own power outage measures, as well as apartment complexes and regional hubs such as roadside stations, to consider this.

The "Disaster Prevention Power Generation BOX," which combines a generator, storage battery, and solar panel, is a significant strength as it can contribute to the community by serving as a power supply during disasters, not only for our own "power outage measures" but also as a "community disaster prevention charging station." Additionally, you can receive a "BCP Simple Diagnosis" supervised by Resilience Lab Co., Ltd., allowing for a comprehensive inspection of disaster prevention and BCP, along with advice on specific measures and initiatives. We encourage companies that have not yet implemented their own power outage measures, as well as collective housing such as apartments and local hubs like roadside stations, to consider this. ■ Stocked Items - Generator (Portable Generator ELSONA GD1600SR) - Storage Battery (EcoFlow Portable Power DELTA2) - Solar Panel (EcoFlow 110W Solar Panel) - Fuel (Regular Gasoline Canned) *You can attach the included sticker at the entrance of the installation location, allowing it to serve as a "community disaster prevention charging station" during emergencies. *The "BCP Simple Diagnosis" supervised by Resilience Lab Co., Ltd. is included. *Specifications are subject to change without notice.

We would like to introduce a case where we supplied our emergency power source "Elsona" to Karuizawa FM Broadcasting Co., Ltd. At the time of the disaster, the company was using a gasoline-powered small generator they owned to continue broadcasting, but it broke down, and they had bitter experiences due to inadequate daily maintenance. From their experience of the disaster, all staff members recognized the need for the broadcasting station to be prepared for disasters that could occur at any time. They decided to introduce the "Elsona," which has a long operating time and a large fuel tank capacity, as well as the ability to generate electricity from LP gas. 【Case Overview】 ■Recipient: Karuizawa FM Broadcasting Co., Ltd. ■Supplied Product: Elsona S-5500, 1 unit *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where our emergency power supply "Elsona" was delivered to Aki City, Kochi Prefecture. The city has long been troubled by various natural disasters such as high waves and tsunamis caused by typhoons. To prepare for such natural disasters, we delivered the LP gas and gasoline generator "Elsona" in August 2020. In a situation where it is uncertain when a disaster may occur, they plan to conduct maintenance frequently to ensure it is always ready for use, aiming for a target frequency of at least once a year, with a goal of twice a year. They expressed a desire to take solid measures from what they can do so that citizens can live with peace of mind. 【Case Overview】 ■ Delivery Destination: Aki City, Kochi Prefecture ■ Delivered Product: Elsona HYB5500L, 13 units *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where we delivered the emergency power supply "Elsona," which is an LP gas and gasoline generator, to the Kamishi Qinshan 1-chome Community Center. Mr. Kitamura, who we interviewed this time, experienced the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995 and has long supported the town's disaster prevention efforts as the chairman of the Qinshan 1-chome Disaster Prevention Association, drawing on his experience from the disaster. There is a gymnasium designated as an evacuation center by the city that does not have air conditioning, and he believes that we should create evacuation centers that can operate air conditioning equipment in the event of a power outage due to an earthquake. Therefore, he considered the introduction of a generator with the power to operate air conditioning. As a result, we delivered our product. In cases like this, it is also possible to introduce it using subsidies from the national or municipal governments, as well as from lottery funds. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Kamishi Qinshan 1-chome Community Center ■ Delivered Product: Elsona S-5500, 1 unit *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where the town of Misaki has implemented the LP gas and gasoline generator "Elsona" in preparation for potential power outages. In a situation where emergency power sources have not yet been established in evacuation centers, and with the recent increase in disasters and power outage damages, the introduction of emergency power sources for use in evacuation centers was considered. The deciding factor for the implementation was the ability to use both LP gas and gasoline as fuel, along with the ease of maintenance due to the lack of a cover, which led to the purchase. Additionally, the large tires were praised for making it easy to move over rubble. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Misaki Town, Okayama Prefecture ■ Delivered Products: 25 units of Elsona (15 units of S-3500, 10 units of S-5500) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Our company has initiated the "1.5 for the future" initiative, which donates approximately 1.5% of the sales from our emergency power supply LP gas & gasoline portable generator "ELSONA" to non-profit organizations that promote the introduction of renewable energy. As the first step, we will support the general incorporated foundation "Renewable Energy Cooperative Fund" and the specified non-profit organization "Sorabear Fund," which are engaged in activities to promote the introduction of renewable energy. For more details, please refer to the related links. [Eligible Products] ■ LP gas & gasoline portable generator "ELSONA" GD1600SR Rated output: LP gas 1.53kVA / Gasoline 1.7kVA ■ LP gas & gasoline portable generator "ELSONA" S-5500 Rated output: 5.0kVA (50Hz) / 5.5kVA (60Hz) ■ LP gas & gasoline portable generator "ELSONA" T-7500 Rated output: 7.0kVA (50Hz) / 7.5kVA (60Hz) *For more details, please check the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case of supplying our emergency power generator "Elsona" to the Nachi Katsuura Town Hall. This area, rich in nature and known for the Nachi Falls, has suffered significant tsunami damage from past Nankai Trough earthquakes. Considering the possibility of disasters occurring not only in summer but also in winter, residents affected by disasters wanted a system that could provide both heating and cooling to prevent them from freezing. As a solution, we introduced our generator along with a spot bazooka that can be used for both cooling and heating. The decision was made because it can utilize a power source (three-phase 200V) to operate the spot bazooka and can run on both gasoline and propane gas. 【Case Overview】 ■ Delivery Destination: Nachi Katsuura Town Hall ■ Delivery Location: Nachi Katsuura Town Elementary and Junior High Schools ■ Delivered Products: Elsona T-7500, 8 units *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

The heavy rain in western Japan that occurred from June 28 to July 8, 2018 (Heisei 30). The impact was significant in Tokushima Prefecture, where there were damages such as the isolation of communities due to landslides and many households experiencing power outages. When the power goes out, various devices become unusable, making it impossible to maintain the usual way of life. This is particularly burdensome for individuals with disabilities, who may suffer injuries or panic, leading to both physical and mental strain. As a result, the need for BCP (Business Continuity Planning) measures in welfare facilities has been increasing in recent years. Today, we have the facility director of "Kibou no Sato," a support facility for people with disabilities located in Tokushima Prefecture, which was affected by the heavy rain in western Japan. With a capacity of 115 residents, and over 200 people when including day visitors and staff, we interviewed about the importance of electricity felt during the power outage at the welfare facility, as well as the background and thoughts behind the introduction of the emergency power generator "Elsona." *For more details about this interview, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.

You requested information on generators and, after careful consideration, you chose the "Elsona" as your emergency power source. While our products are often delivered to welfare facilities and evacuation centers, this time we delivered a generator to a private residence. Why did an individual decide to introduce a generator? It seems there was a particular sentiment behind equipping their home with one. We inquired about the circumstances that led to this decision and the thoughts behind it. *For more details on this interview, please refer to the related link. Feel free to contact us for more information.*

Our company's "Collaboration Business Continuity Strengthening Plan" with Aiwat Co., Ltd. has been certified by the Kinki Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry on May 17, 2022, based on the provisions of Article 58, Paragraph 1 of the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Management Strengthening Act. Through collaboration between two businesses involved in the manufacturing and sales of LP gas and gasoline portable generators "ELSONA," we have been cooperating in order-taking and market development during normal times. In the event of natural disasters, we will support each other with the spirit of "mutual assistance" and work to strengthen disaster response measures. As two companies engaged in disaster prevention products, we will continue to cooperate with each other and actively engage in proactive measures for disaster prevention and mitigation, striving to enhance our business continuity capabilities. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Our company has launched the "G-Eco Santa PROJECT," donating a handmade Christmas tree to "After School Day Service Aozora Oike" on December 22nd. With the cooperation of the non-profit organization "Sorabear Fund," we also held a workshop to light the Christmas tree using a "battery" charged by a "generator" and "solar panels." Not only limited to these activities, our company will continue to strive to deliver happiness and provide new value to everyone. 【Christmas Tree Lighting Workshop Products】 ■ EcoFlow Battery DELTA2 ■ EcoFlow 110W Solar Panel ■ Portable Generator GD1600SR *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Our company held a participatory event titled "Our Disaster Preparedness" in Iitate Village, Fukushima Prefecture, in collaboration with MARBLiNG and Zutto Soko (formerly Komeri site). At the venue, we offered various contents as solutions based on actual disaster experiences, including "foot baths," "exhibits of vehicles for car camping," "private rooms that can also be used as saunas," "chiropractic services," "food distribution," "BBQ," and "illuminations." Additionally, we set a blackout time to simulate a power outage, after which we experienced lighting up with the generator "ELSONA." 【ELSONA Lineup】 ■GD1600SR ■S-5500 ■T-7500 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Our company will provide the portable generator "ELSONA GD1600SR," weighing only 18.5 kg, to retailers nationwide free of charge. In the event of a disaster, we will supply electricity to local residents using the emergency power source "Generator Elsona," and we will strive to support those affected. As the first phase, we will establish 'Power Generation Stations' in 11 locations across the country starting from April 1, 2023. We will continue to expand this initiative and install them in various locations nationwide. 【Participating Retailers (Partial List)】 ■ Hokkaido: Peastech Hokkaido Atoi Co., Ltd. ■ Miyagi Prefecture: Mabuchi Industrial Co., Ltd. ■ Tokyo: Kokkō Facility Industry Co., Ltd. ■ Nagano Prefecture: Rix Co., Ltd. ■ Fukui Prefecture: Shibata Trading Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

G&ECO Co., Ltd. has provided the lightweight portable generator "ELSONA GD1600SR," weighing only 18.5 kg, free of charge to sales outlets nationwide. During disasters, we will supply electricity to local residents using the "generator" and strive to support disaster victims in times of emergency. On April 1, we established the first phase with 'Power Stations' in 11 locations nationwide, and now, as part of the second phase of the project, six new 'Power Stations' have been created. 【New cooperating sales outlets】 ■ Tokyo: Disaver Co., Ltd. ■ Aichi Prefecture: Naigai Guard Co., Ltd. ■ Aichi Prefecture: MAREM Co., Ltd. ■ Nara Prefecture: Hiro Holdings Co., Ltd. ■ Osaka Prefecture: Unai Co., Ltd. ■ Hiroshima Prefecture: Habubunseido Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Have you ever wondered how useful "generators" and "batteries" really are when a disaster strikes? While it's understood that "generators" and "batteries" are necessary for disaster preparedness, how effective are they during an actual disaster? It's said that we should have supplies for 72 hours after a disaster occurs, but there aren't many accounts from people who have purchased "generators" or "batteries" and actually used them for 72 hours. G&ECO members have thoroughly experienced this firsthand! *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.*

Speaking of December, it's Christmas, isn't it? How old were you when you stopped believing in Santa? I believed until the third grade, but I accidentally saw my parents placing presents by my pillow and learned the truth... This time, we will become "G&ECO Santa" and deliver presents to children who still believe in Santa. The project "G&ECO Santa PROJECT" has started, where G&ECO employees will become Santa and deliver gifts during the Christmas season. Please take a look! *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

Tomorrow marks the 12th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake. With March 11 approaching and awareness of disaster prevention increasing, I would like to share information about the participatory disaster prevention event "Our Disaster Prevention," held on February 26 in Iitate Village, Fukushima Prefecture. During the event, we set aside a time for a simulated power outage, followed by a "blackout" experience where we lit up electricity using a generator. We also conducted activities such as "food distribution" and "foot baths" using generators and storage batteries. Based on the voices of those who have actually been affected, we prepared various content and had many participants join us. For more details about the event, please check out the column. *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related link. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

Emergency food that I have stocked up for "someday." While I would be happiest if that "someday" never comes, it would be a waste to throw it away after it expires! Checking the expiration dates of the emergency food you have stored is also a part of "disaster preparedness." This time, the emergency food provided by Hinomoto Shokusan Co., Ltd. has transformed into three luxurious dishes. The photoshoot took place at the community kitchen "DAIDOKORO" located on the top floor of the building where our Kyoto office is. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. For more information, please feel free to contact us.*

This time, since June 18th (Sunday) is Father's Day, I would like to introduce "5 Disaster Preparedness Items to Gift on Father's Day!" While items like ties and handkerchiefs may be more common for work use, now that I've joined G&ECO and learned the importance of being prepared for disasters, I thought, "It might be nice to give disaster preparedness items as a gift, especially since preparing them myself can often feel like a hassle and I may not actually have them ready." From here, I would like to introduce five carefully selected products that I think would be great to gift to my father. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*

On January 1, 2024, around 4:10 PM, a strong earthquake occurred in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture. We sincerely extend our sympathies to all those affected by the earthquake. "Gee Eco Disaster Prevention" is a disaster prevention column written by employees of G&ECO Corporation. All employees are certified disaster prevention specialists and provide disaster prevention information once a month. 　／　Theme of the 17th installment　／ 　　Support Report for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6 At G&ECO, we have been communicating via internal chat since the moment the earthquake struck, collaborating with local organizations, support groups, and government agencies in Ishikawa Prefecture to provide assistance to the affected areas. In this edition of Gee Eco Disaster Prevention, Miyamoto, known as "Miyamon" from our Tokyo headquarters, reports on the support activities and the situation on the ground. Please take a look. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

"Ji-Eco Disaster Prevention" is a disaster prevention column written by employees of G&ECO Corporation. All employees are certified disaster prevention specialists and provide disaster prevention information once a month. 　／　Theme of the 18th installment　／ 　 Interview on the development story of the trending "Disaster Prevention Power Generation BOX" This edition of Ji-Eco Disaster Prevention features our first interview project! We interviewed Miura-kun from the Tokyo headquarters, affectionately known as "Tecchan," about the development story of the "Disaster Prevention Power Generation BOX," which was released on January 15. We are grateful to have received many inquiries since the launch, and we feel that our customers' awareness of disaster prevention has significantly increased. 　＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 　　□ What was the trigger for development? 　　□ What was the most challenging aspect? 　　□ What is the main selling point? 　　□ What is the recommended way to use it? 　　□ What are the strengths of the collaboration among the three companies? …and more ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Please take a look at this interview that showcases Tecchan's efforts! *For more details about the column, you can view it through the related links. For further inquiries, please feel free to contact us.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your continued support. Our Elsona series generators were developed in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11, 2011. Since then, we have experienced significant power outages due to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake on January 1, 2024, and prolonged power outages caused by typhoons in Okinawa during the summer of 2023. In response to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, we donated 14 GD1600 generators to Suzu City and Noto Town in collaboration with the local municipalities affected by the disaster. In light of these circumstances, we have received numerous inquiries and orders for the compact and lightweight GD1600 series generators. Therefore, starting from March 11, 2024, we will be significantly revising the prices of the GD1600 series to make them even more affordable. We will continue to strive to earn your long-term support, and we appreciate your continued patronage. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

"Disaster Prevention by G&ECO" is a disaster prevention column written by employees of G&ECO Corporation. Every month, our employees, all certified disaster prevention specialists, provide disaster prevention information. / Theme of the 19th installment / Spring is the season of meetings and farewells! Let's review our disaster prevention supplies for the new life ahead! As we prepare for our new lives, "disaster prevention supplies" have become an essential item, haven't they? We want to take disaster prevention measures, but, / I don't know which ones are right for me... I don't know what I should gather first... \ We provide recommended information for those who feel this way! *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.

Our company has established as its management policy the primary goal of "contributing to the happiness of all people, including employees, customers, and business partners, through our business activities." As part of this, we are also engaged in "social contribution activities," and we would like to feature our social contribution efforts in this column in the future. To contribute to the improvement of local disaster prevention capabilities, we have registered as an associate member of the "Chuo Ward Support Facility for People Having Difficulty Returning Home (Tokyo)." In the event of a disaster, we will provide support for "people having difficulty returning home" by dispatching support personnel and supplying electricity through generators and storage batteries. *For more details about the column, please refer to the related links. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Our "Generator Elsona" has a delivery record of over 1,800 units, primarily to municipalities across the country, and is actively used in evacuation shelters in various locations. The donation of the "Generator Elsona" from Shibata Shoji Co., Ltd. to municipalities is the second this year, following the recent donation to Fukuchiyama City in Kyoto Prefecture. They were moved by the efforts to enhance the local disaster prevention capabilities in Awara City, which led to this donation. We hope that this donation will be utilized in disaster prevention training and will serve as a strong ally in securing power during emergencies, contributing to the "safety and security" of the local community.

In the July 1, 2025 issue of "Rural News," our generator "ELSONA" was featured. The article highlights our receipt of the Grand Prize at the "Japan Resilience Award 2025," and discusses the advantages of using LP gas, particularly as our generator can operate on both LP gas and gasoline. We have received permission to publish this article. Please take a look at the featured piece.

When it comes to vehicles, there are various types, but what comes to mind for everyone when thinking about vehicles that play a role in disaster prevention and during emergencies? The vehicles needed during disasters are "heavy machinery," which can clear debris and earth. This time, employees of G&ECO participated in a practical training session for heavy machinery to master its operation. Let me introduce the details! Please take a look. *For more detailed information about the column, you can view it through the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

As part of our BCP measures, we would like to introduce a case where we delivered one unit of the "Elsona S-5500" and seven 20-kilogram LP gas cylinders to a construction company. The delivery location was the rooftop, and a new warehouse capable of housing the Elsona and LP gas was also installed. In case of an emergency, we centralized the outlets in one location so that power can be supplied smoothly from the generator by connecting the outlets to the Elsona. [Case Overview] - Delivery Destination: Construction Company - Delivered Products: 1 unit of S-5500, 7 units of LP gas (20-kilogram cylinders) The "ELSONA generator" was developed from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two types of fuel: "LP gas" and "gasoline." "LP gas" is a decentralized energy source that can be stored long-term and has many advantages, including resilience to disasters. During the support for the affected areas of the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6," the ability to generate power using not only "gasoline" but also "LP gas" was greatly appreciated by the people in the affected areas. We encourage you to consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where 15 units of the "ELSONA S-5500" were delivered to Nankoku City, Kochi Prefecture. Previously, a 900VA generator was used, but upon verifying the power consumption at the evacuation center, it was newly discovered that the 900VA generator could not withstand the inrush power of the equipment being used, which led to the introduction of the ELSONA. The ability to use not only "gasoline" but also "LP gas," as well as its hybrid nature, were key factors in the purchasing decision. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Nankoku City, Kochi Prefecture ■ Delivered Product: 15 units of S-5500 The "ELSONA generator" was born from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake and is a generator that can use two fuels: "LP gas" and "gasoline." With over 2,000 units introduced primarily to municipalities across the country, it is a professional-use generator chosen by disaster prevention experts. It is actively used in various places, including evacuation centers nationwide, companies, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. Please consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We delivered "LP Gas & Gasoline Generators (ELSONA)" to Eiheiji Town, Fukui Prefecture. The Eiheiji Town Life Safety Office recognizes the necessity of securing power during disasters and has introduced one unit each to six facilities. There are plans to continue introducing them at various locations in the future. Gasoline-powered generators are subject to gasoline degradation, making maintenance and storage difficult. However, the hybrid generator that uses both "LP Gas" and "Gasoline" has been appealing because it can complement the advantages of both fuels. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Eiheiji Town, Fukui Prefecture (kindergartens, elementary schools, welfare facilities, etc.) ■ Number of Units Delivered: 6 The "ELSONA Generator" was born from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two fuels: "LP Gas" and "Gasoline." "LP Gas" is a decentralized energy source that can be stored long-term and has many advantages, including resilience to disasters. In the support for the affected areas of the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6," the ability to generate power using not only "Gasoline" but also "LP Gas" was greatly appreciated by the affected residents. Please consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where one unit of the "S-5500" was delivered to Niyodo Hospital in Ino City, Kochi Prefecture. This hospital serves as a disaster base hospital and has adopted this as a disaster measure to accept patients who are ill or injured during emergencies. Currently, a large generator has already been installed as an emergency power source, and it is said to be used for lighting such as floodlights. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Niyodo Hospital, Kochi Prefecture ■ Delivered Product: 1 unit of S-5500 The "ELSONA Generator" was developed from the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two types of fuel: "LP gas" and "gasoline." It has been introduced in over 2,000 units, primarily in municipalities across the country, and is a professional-use generator chosen by disaster prevention experts. It is actively used in various places, including evacuation centers nationwide, companies, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. During the support for the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake" disaster area, it was greatly appreciated by the affected people for its ability to generate power not only with "gasoline" but also with "LP gas." Please consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We delivered the "LP Gas & Gasoline Generator ELSONA" to Otsuchi Town, Iwate Prefecture. In the Crisis Management Office, we conduct trial runs of the generator on the 8th of every month at the town hall, where a disaster warning headquarters is established when weather warnings are issued, and at the central community center, where a disaster response headquarters is set up when tsunami and major tsunami warnings are announced. To prepare for power outages during disasters, we maintain the generator in a state ready for immediate activation through regular trial runs. 【Case Overview】 ■ Delivery Location: Otsuchi Town, Iwate Prefecture The "ELSONA" is a generator that can use both "LP gas" and "gasoline," developed from the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake. It has been introduced in over 2,000 units, primarily in municipalities across the country, and is chosen by disaster prevention professionals as a professional-use generator. It is actively used in various locations, including evacuation centers, businesses, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. During the support for the affected areas of the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6," it was greatly appreciated by the affected people for its ability to generate power using not only gasoline but also LP gas. We encourage you to consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where 13 units of the "Generator ELSONA" were delivered to Chofu City, Tokyo. According to the Chofu City Regional Disaster Prevention Plan, it is estimated that approximately 24,000 people will evacuate to the city's shelters in the event of a disaster. The generators will be used as emergency power sources for gymnasium lighting, emergency outlets, and emergency lights. An emergency distribution board will be installed separately from the gymnasium's distribution board, and during a power outage, the generator will be connected to this board for operation. [Case Overview] - Delivery Location: Chofu City, Tokyo (Municipality - Elementary and Junior High Schools) - Number of Units Delivered: 13 The "Generator ELSONA" is highly rated for its ability to easily connect to outlets for powering electrical devices, as well as its capability to connect to a distribution board to supply electricity to the building itself, enabling the operation of air conditioning and lighting. The introduction of the "Generator ELSONA" has exceeded 2,000 units, primarily in municipalities across the country. It is a professional-use generator chosen by disaster prevention experts. Additionally, it is actively used in various locations, including evacuation shelters nationwide, businesses, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where we delivered "LP Gas & Gasoline Generator Elsona" to Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture. The plan was to convert the air conditioning systems of elementary and junior high schools in the city to LP gas and to utilize the LP gas as fuel during disasters, for which a disaster bulk tank was installed. We equipped 23 designated evacuation elementary and junior high schools with one unit each. [Case Overview] - Delivery Location: Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture (Municipality - Elementary and Junior High Schools) - Number of Units Delivered: 23 The "Generator Elsona" was developed from the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two types of fuel: "LP Gas" and "Gasoline." In disaster-stricken areas, gasoline stations themselves may be affected, and there are purchase limits of up to 10 liters per person, making it difficult to obtain gasoline. In contrast, "LP Gas" can be stored long-term and is resilient to disasters as a decentralized energy source, offering many advantages. During the support for the affected areas of the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6," the ability to generate power not only with gasoline but also with "LP Gas" was greatly appreciated by the people in the disaster-stricken areas. We encourage you to consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a delivery case of the LP gas and gasoline generator "ELSONA" to Shikokuchuo City, Ehime Prefecture. In recent years, the city has been strengthening its disaster prevention measures due to large-scale disasters occurring nationwide as a result of abnormal weather, such as heavy rains, and concerns about the potential occurrence of the Nankai Trough earthquake in the near future. To store essential materials needed during disasters, the city is equipped with a disaster prevention warehouse, portable toilets, floodlights, and has also enhanced its evacuation system by providing mobile emergency generators. 【Case Overview】 ■ Delivery Location: Evacuation Centers in Shikokuchuo City, Ehime Prefecture (kindergartens, nursery schools, elementary and junior high schools, community centers) ■ Number of Units Delivered: 14 units introduced in March 2015 / 16 units introduced in January 2016 The "ELSONA" generator was developed from the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two types of fuel: "LP gas" and "gasoline." With over 2,000 units delivered primarily to municipalities across the country, it is a professional-use generator chosen by disaster prevention experts. It is actively used in various locations, including evacuation centers nationwide, companies, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where measures were implemented for power outages due to disasters at a private residence. Initially, the customer requested the "S-3500." However, upon discussion, it was noted that they wanted to run an air conditioner, so they switched to the "S-5500," which meets their required output. The unit is stored in a garage and can provide direct power during a power outage. [Case Overview] ■ Delivery Location: Private Residence ■ Model/Quantity: S-5500/1 unit ■ Purpose: Backup power supply during power outages The "ELSONA Generator" was developed from the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake and can use two types of fuel: "LP gas" and "gasoline." With over 2,000 units installed primarily in municipalities across the country, it is a professional-grade generator chosen by disaster prevention experts. It is actively used in various locations, including evacuation centers, businesses, factories, welfare facilities, hospitals, gas stations, and broadcasting stations. Recently, some customers have installed it in their homes in preparation for frequent earthquakes. If you are considering measures for power outages, please feel free to contact us. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to reach out to us.

We would like to introduce a case where 'Elsona' was implemented at a construction company's office. The company has recently experienced many natural disasters and felt the need to prepare for them, so they were searching for generators online. As part of their BCP measures, they introduced a total of two units, placing one on the first floor and one on the second floor of the office. [Case Overview] ■ Model Number/Quantity: S-5500/2 units ■ Industry: Construction ■ Purpose: Backup power supply for business equipment 'Elsona' is a generator that can use two types of fuel, "LP gas" and "gasoline," born from the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake. In disaster-stricken areas, gas stations themselves may have been affected, and there are purchase limits of up to 10 liters per person, making it difficult to obtain "gasoline." In contrast, "LP gas," which is used in daily life, is a decentralized energy source, stored in easily transportable cylinders, and has many advantages, including resilience to disasters. During the support for the disaster area affected by the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Reiwa Year 6," the ability to generate power not only with "gasoline" but also with "LP gas" was greatly appreciated by the people in the affected areas. We encourage you to consider it as an emergency power source. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.