New Energy Award, Chairman's Award of the New Energy Foundation! (Fiscal Year 2013)
At Tsuchiya Special Agricultural Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd., we handle "Biogas Plants" that generate biogas, a renewable energy source, from livestock manure, producing electricity and thermal energy. By reducing the environmental burden of livestock farming and effectively utilizing the generated energy, it is possible to limit the use of fossil fuels. Additionally, the slurry after processing becomes high-quality fertilizer, enabling efficient circular agriculture. 【Features】 ■ Winner of the New Energy Award and the Chairman's Award from the New Energy Foundation! (FY 2013) ■ Reliable planning and maintenance ■ Generated electricity can be sold to power companies ■ Effective liquid fertilizer ■ The heat produced can be effectively utilized for parlors and home hot water supply *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Delivery Performance】 (February 2018) ■ Operating plants: 42 facilities, 7,976 kW ■ Plants under construction: 2 facilities, 600 kW *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Tsuchiya Special Agricultural Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells dairy farming machinery and equipment, as well as constructing related facilities such as livestock barns. Our milking parlors, manure treatment systems, and livestock management systems, leveraging years of experience and know-how, have been widely adopted by large-scale dairy farmers in Hokkaido. In recent years, we have also developed and provided biogas plants utilizing renewable energy and ice shelters that utilize natural cooling energy.
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