BCP measures for welfare facilities/care facilities

Starting from April 2024, all nursing care service providers are required to develop a Business Continuity Plan (BCP). BCP measures that can maintain the health and safety of facility users even during disasters are being sought. ELSONA has a proven track record of introducing generators that can use not only gasoline but also LP gas to welfare and nursing care facilities nationwide. In the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake of Reiwa Year 6," we collaborated with local governments in the affected areas to donate 14 GD1600 generators to Suzu City and Noto Town. The local community was very pleased to receive generators that can use LP gas, especially when gasoline was unavailable. LP gas is a decentralized energy source that is resilient to disasters, can be stored for long periods, and has many advantages, such as being less likely to dirty the engine and being easy to maintain. Additionally, our cumulative sales have surpassed 2,000 units, with about half of the delivery destinations being local governments. Our professional-use generators are chosen by professionals in disaster prevention, such as municipal disaster prevention departments and crisis management departments across the country. With numerous successful installations and the ability to use two types of fuel, we confidently recommend our generators to welfare and nursing care facilities nationwide.

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