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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.
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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.
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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.*
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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.
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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.
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All of our employees have obtained the "Disaster Prevention Specialist" certification from the certified non-profit organization Japan Disaster Prevention Specialist Association. Utilizing this qualification, we launched a new initiative called "G-Eco Disaster Prevention" starting from August 24. The theme of the first installment is "Here We Go! G-Eco Disaster Prevention - The Theme of Self-Help and Mutual Assistance: The Miracle of Kamaishi," where our employees, who are also disaster prevention specialists, will share important information about disaster prevention. We plan to publish a column once a month, focusing on familiar disaster prevention topics that resonate with your daily life. In addition to updates on our website, we will also distribute it through our email newsletter. In the future, we plan to not only continue the disaster prevention column but also organize disaster prevention events. We appreciate your continued support for our new initiative, "G-Eco Disaster Prevention." *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has launched the "YUEN PROJECT," an initiative to create a bright future through the means of "energy." As the first phase, we will conduct the 'BeBee PROJECT,' which aims to create a decarbonization flow and an ecosystem for depopulated and hilly areas through a zero-carbon set (solar panels + portable power supply + electric bike). As part of our initial efforts, we will present EcoFlow's portable power supply and solar panels to flower producers in Itadizawa, Iitate Village, and provide electric tricycles for free rental. [Zero Carbon Set] ■ EcoFlow 400W Solar Panel ■ EcoFlow Portable Power Supply DELTA Pro ■ Electric Bike *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"Disasters can strike at any time." "It's not surprising that the Nankai Trough earthquake could happen soon." Don't you often hear such topics these days? Disasters are frightening, and we must prepare for them. Even though we understand this, we often don't know where to start, and the topic feels so dark that we want to look away. If you feel this way, please check out the upcoming "G-Eco Disaster Prevention." It's informative and will make you smile! We will deliver disaster prevention information that is both useful and entertaining! *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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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.*
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What are the things in your everyday life that you take for granted and cannot imagine being without? For example, turning on a tap to get water, pressing a button to turn on the lights, or flushing the toilet—these are all essential aspects of daily life, and the more indispensable they are, the harder it is to imagine what it would be like if they were no longer available. In a survey asking, "What are you most worried about during a disaster?" the fourth most common response was "not being able to use the toilet," and it was found that women are more concerned about "toilets" than men. In this "G-Eco Disaster Preparedness" event, I participated in a workshop on "almost paper toilets" and experienced everything from assembling to disassembling the "almost paper toilet." Please take a look. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
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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.
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Today, January 17th, is "Disaster Prevention and Volunteer Day." On this day in 1995, the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake occurred, which led to an increase in volunteer activities primarily among students. This event was recognized with the aim of deepening awareness of volunteer activities and strengthening disaster prevention. On this "Disaster Prevention and Volunteer Day," we hope to spread knowledge about disaster prevention and contribute in any way we can to help prepare for disasters with our "New Year Special Project." Please take a look! *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. For further inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
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In recent years, there has been an increase in natural disasters such as typhoons and earthquakes. As the risk of these disasters is predicted to rise even further in the future, it has become important to consider "disaster prevention" when choosing a place to live. What points should we pay attention to in order to understand the disaster risks associated with our homes and the corresponding measures? This article introduces what individuals can do to prepare for natural disasters that can occur at any time. Please take a look. *For more details, you can view the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.
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Today, January 31st, is "Disaster Prevention Agricultural Land Day." "Disaster Prevention Agricultural Land Day" can be read as "bou = 1 sai = 31" (disaster prevention) as a play on words. It was established after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, which made us realize that agricultural land and ponds are important open spaces in urban areas and recognized as disaster prevention spaces. There is a reason why the content for the February issue is being distributed a bit earlier on this day. In fact, the high school that produced the "Kamado Bench" is "Tottori Prefectural Kurayoshi Agricultural High School." Yes, it is an "agricultural high school." Please take a look at the efforts of "Tottori Prefectural Kurayoshi Agricultural High School," which created the "Kamado Bench." *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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This time, since May 14th (Sunday) is Mother's Day, I would like to introduce "5 Disaster Preparedness Items to Gift on Mother's Day!" When it comes to "disaster preparedness," many people might think it's a bit complicated and feel a bit reluctant to take measures themselves. However, since disasters can happen at any time, it's important to always be prepared. This time, I will introduce disaster preparedness items that are perfect for Mother's Day! Please take a look. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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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.*
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It's completely summer now. And today, July 25th, is "Shaved Ice Day." In line with this "Shaved Ice Day," I will provide an honest "food report" about emergency food that is concerning during disasters. Titled, "Even during a power outage, I want to eat rice," this project involved employees from our Tokyo headquarters trying a considerable number of emergency food items. At the end of the column, there will also be a ranking! Please take a look. *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related link. For more information, feel free to contact us.
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Today, August 22, is "Shortcake Day," and in fact, not just on August 22, but every 22nd of the month is "Shortcake Day." In honor of this "Shortcake Day," we are presenting a project that received a great response last time, "Even During a Power Outage, I Want to Eat Rice." In the first part, we mainly introduced "rice-based" foods that serve as staples, but in the second part, we will mainly introduce "dessert-type" foods that are easy to eat! Please take a look! *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
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The "G-Eco Disaster Prevention" project, which started ahead of last year's Disaster Prevention Day (September 1), has successfully published 12 articles despite the monthly deadlines. This is entirely thanks to the cooperation of everyone who kindly participated in the interviews, and I take pride in the efforts of our employees. Therefore, to commemorate the 1st anniversary of "G-Eco Disaster Prevention," we have decided to launch the "G-Eco Disaster Prevention 1st Anniversary Campaign" to expand our readership. *Details of the columns can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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September is Disaster Prevention Month, and this autumn, disaster prevention drills and events have likely been held in various places, right? I myself attended a "Disaster Prevention Class" at a community center located at the site of a former elementary school near my home, where I conducted an undercover report. Additionally, this report was a delightful opportunity to learn that the initiatives of Kurayoshi Agricultural High School, which ranked third in the "Popular Article Rankings" introduced in the previous special issue, are spreading from the school to the community. Please take a look. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
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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.*
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