Solving power supply issues for parks and external structures! Numerous achievements in independent power supply and off-grid systems.
Self-powered lighting, toilets, and disaster prevention equipment using solar energy and batteries. Minimizing wiring and excavation to promote BCP measures and decarbonization. Rich in experience!
"We want to install lighting in the depths of the park and in the parking lot, but the wiring work and excavation for power supply are difficult." Next Energy's off-grid (independent power) system solves such challenges. ■ Instantly secure power even in areas with undeveloped infrastructure With an independent power system that combines solar power generation and storage batteries, power can be supplied from the day of installation, even in locations where connecting to the grid is difficult. It can be installed without damaging existing infrastructure, even in asphalt-paved parking lots or parks with excavation restrictions. ■ Wide range of applications and installation track record Outdoor lighting and streetlights: No wiring needed, providing security measures in dark areas and enhancing walkways. Public toilets and facilities: Securing power for washing pumps, ventilation fans, and warm-water bidets. Disaster prevention and BCP measures: Emergency power sources and smartphone charging spots that operate during power outages. Solar carports: Effectively utilizing parking space and promoting decarbonization (SDGs). As a specialist team in independent power systems, we have numerous installation examples in municipalities and private facilities across the country. We provide total support from load calculations on-site to optimal equipment selection. Consultations during the design phase are also welcome.
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【Features】 - No connection to the power grid required - DC power output and AC power output through DC-AC conversion - Usable in remote areas and mountainous regions where electricity is difficult to access - Can also be used as a power source for measuring and communication equipment 【Our Strengths】 - Design and construction of off-grid solar power generation systems - Sales of solar power system components - O&M (maintenance) services - Promotion and dissemination of renewable energy
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It is used to secure power in facilities and environments such as the following: ★ Mountain huts ★ Communication equipment for wireless base stations, disaster prevention, etc. ★ Measuring instruments ★ Surveillance cameras and security cameras for dams, etc. ★ Outdoor toilets, bio-toilets ★ Outdoor lights, outdoor lighting ★ Signboard lighting ★ Charging for automatic lawn mowers ★ Construction site information boards ★ Detached houses, container houses, unit houses ★ EV charging in parking lots
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Next Energy and Resources aims to promote and spread the use of renewable energy through various businesses. We provide solutions for a wide range of power generation development, from the design, construction, and maintenance (O&M) of industrial solar power plants such as mega-solar, to the sale of system components like solar modules and power conditioners for residential solar power generation. We can also propose self-consumption systems that combine energy storage systems to reduce energy costs. Additionally, we are involved in a wide range of businesses related to renewable energy, including the reuse of solar modules, independent storage systems, and electricity retail services. ■ Head Office / Product Technology Center: Komagane City, Nagano Prefecture ■ Tokyo Head Office: Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo ■ Osaka Sales Office: Yodogawa Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture ■ Nagoya Sales Office: Kiyosu City, Aichi Prefecture ■ Fukuoka Sales Office: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ■ Ho Chi Minh Office: Ho Chi Minh City, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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