Power cost reduction of up to 28% for agricultural machinery manufacturer factories! Rooftop solar power generation.
Unstable electricity prices and rising heating and cooling costs—transform into a **“power-generating factory”** to achieve both stable management and decarbonization management simultaneously.
■After installation Power generation on the roof → Self-consumption of electricity → 28% reduction in electricity costs Zero initial investment through PPA utilization Reduction of CO₂ emissions → Effective for CSR and SDGs compliance *For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Features】 ■Feature 1: Transforming factory roofs into "power plants" Panels optimized for large factory roofs are installed. This increases self-consumption rates and significantly reduces electricity purchase amounts. ■Feature 2: Zero initial cost with PPA model Power generation operators install equipment free of charge, and agricultural machinery manufacturers only pay for the electricity they use. This allows for implementation without straining cash flow. ■Feature 3: Comprehensive BCP measures and utilization of subsidies Can be used as an emergency power source during disasters. Costs can be further reduced with subsidy support.
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【Applications and Implementation Results】 ■Examples of Use Reduction of power consumption in welding, painting, and assembly processes Reduction of heating, cooling, and lighting loads in logistics warehouses ■Implementation Results Agricultural machinery manufacturer Company A: Annual electricity cost reduction of approximately 4.2 million yen
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Kenneth Energy Development Co., Ltd. is a company aiming to promote renewable energy, operating in the following three main areas: 〇 Energy development business centered on solar power generation - Comprehensive support from planning, design, construction, to operation of rooftop and ground-mounted solar power plants - Assistance with connection negotiations with power companies and various permit applications, ensuring a smooth introduction even for first-timers 〇 Electrical equipment construction business - Handling a wide variety of electrical work, including new construction and renovation of commercial facilities and apartments - Broad coverage of all equipment, including lighting, air conditioning, emergency power supply, water supply and drainage, and gas piping 〇 Real estate and construction support business - Involved in infrastructure development and project support related to construction, leveraging a comprehensive construction system as a strength Additionally, many qualified professionals, such as electrical chief engineers and construction management engineers, are on staff, providing strong support for companies in their decarbonization efforts and cost reduction with high technical skills and reliable responsiveness. In the solar power-related business and real estate-related business, we can provide a wide range of support from project sourcing and investigation stages to execution stages such as EPC, tailored to your needs.
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