By utilizing geothermal heat for snow melting, we have eliminated the burden of snow removal and removed the anxiety of slipping due to freezing!
"Geothermal energy" is one of the renewable energies that utilizes heat from relatively shallow ground. By taking advantage of the characteristic that underground temperatures are constant, it can be used for heating, cooling, and snow melting. For those considering the use of geothermal energy, we have prepared materials that showcase case studies from FCS. *For more details, please refer to the materials available for download in PDF format.
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The company is headquartered in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture, and has locations in Tamura City, Minamisoma City, as well as in Tokyo (Shinagawa Ward), Ibaraki Prefecture (Hitachinaka City), and Tochigi Prefecture (Utsunomiya City). It engages in system development for business applications, control and embedded systems, and since the Fukushima nuclear disaster, it has been developing systems related to Fukushima reconstruction in fields such as renewable energy, healthcare, and robotics. In business systems, leveraging its extensive experience, the company supports clients' businesses from requirement definition to maintenance. It provides effective ICT solutions with a solid understanding of business strategies. The company has also increased its cloud development capabilities, specializing in building platforms that combine various PaaS centered around Microsoft Azure. Cloud development enables the creation of operational environments that are faster and more flexible in scaling compared to on-premises solutions.
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