Solving the disposal cost issue! The exit problem of solar power is proactively addressed through self-consumption and redesign.
Solar power generation equipment is not just about installation and then being done. Rising disposal costs and the risk of equipment shutdown become management challenges.
Kenneth Energy Development has constructed 83 solar power plants over 12 years with a total cumulative cost of 908.4 billion yen. With diverse transaction records including Sharp, Panasonic, Daiwa House, Nomura Securities, Mitsubishi HC Capital, JA Mitsui Leasing, DMM.com, Canadian Solar, and Trina Solar, we support a maximum reduction of electricity costs by 28% and CO₂ reduction simultaneously without stopping high-precision manufacturing and logistics facilities. 【Industry Challenges】 Decisions on the removal of aging equipment are being postponed. The rising risks of industrial waste disposal and removal costs are difficult to predict, making it hard to establish renewal plans. Simply disposing of equipment leaves only costs, and options for reuse or self-consumption are not being considered. 【On-site Pain Points】 On-site personnel continue to operate factories, warehouses, and facilities with equipment that has a risk of failure, unable to stop operations. When removal becomes necessary, costs for equipment shutdown, adjusting scaffolding and transportation routes, waste disposal, and reinstallation arise all at once. Additionally, electricity costs remain high, and the longer the renewal is postponed, the heavier the dual burden of "maintenance costs for old equipment" and "future disposal liabilities" becomes. This dual burden is currently occurring in many locations. 【Root Cause】 The root cause is that solar power equipment is only considered at the time of "installation" without being designed for the exit.
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**Future Forecast** In the materials for considering self-consumption solar power, it is clearly stated that the installation costs include not only the generation equipment, construction costs, and various expenses, but also the costs for removal and disposal. In other words, removal is not an exception but a prerequisite. Additionally, Kenneth Energy Development has a track record of numerous industrial, commercial, and educational facilities centered around self-consumption projects, with a cumulative PV capacity of 8,194 kW and a PCS capacity of 5,941 kW published in their performance list. It is precisely because of their design, construction, and re-proposal capabilities backed by this track record that they can also respond to equipment updates and reconfigurations. If more companies continue to think solely in terms of "disposal as the only option," in the future, the costs of removal, loss from halting operations, and re-procurement will accumulate, making decision-making regarding equipment updates even more challenging.
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【Our Products】 This product is a solution that offers redesign and upgrade proposals for existing equipment facing industrial waste and removal risks, transitioning to self-consumption solar power. It is not just about new installations; it allows for a comprehensive review of existing equipment, organization of upgrade timing, evaluation of electricity cost reduction effects, utilization of subsidies, and consideration of construction conditions. For example, in the case of a school meal facility project, we have achievements of DC 366.9 kW / AC 304.9 kW, and for educational facilities, DC 172.0 kW / AC 125 kW. We cater to various applications such as factories, warehouses, schools, and commercial facilities. This approach can transform equipment from being seen as "waste disposal costs" to "reinvestment that lowers electricity costs."
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It can be used as a proposal document for logistics warehouses, factories, hospitals, nursing facilities, commercial facilities, and educational institutions. You can start with "consultation for the removal of old solar equipment," and create a sales flow that connects to "redesign" → "self-consumption" → "subsidy and finance proposals."
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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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