Driver aging, high electricity costs, and BCP measures - overcoming the three limitations faced by the transportation industry with 'self-consumption solar power solutions.'
After the "Logistics 2024 Problem" in 2024, the transportation industry is facing limits in both personnel and operations due to the aging of drivers and labor hour regulations. On the other hand, the electricity consumption of warehouses, distribution centers, and refrigerated facilities is increasing year by year. Electricity prices have risen by about 36% in the past five years, putting pressure on fuel costs, labor costs, and storage costs. -- As the workforce decreases and costs rise, the fundamental cause of this structure lies in the "business model that relies on people and external power."
In this context, "self-consumption solar power systems" are gaining attention. By installing them on roofs, garages, and warehouses, companies can generate and consume their own electricity during the day. Furthermore, by combining with storage batteries, stable supply is possible even at night or during power outages. Companies that have implemented this have achieved up to a 28% reduction in electricity costs and a reduction of 96 tons of CO₂ annually.
Even with fewer people, solar power can generate income. Self-sufficiency in electricity through renewable energy is the "new workforce" that supports the future of logistics.

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