Self-consumption solar power generation in the precision metal processing manufacturing industry reduces electricity costs by up to 28%.
Achieve a 28% reduction in electricity costs for the precision metal processing manufacturing industry with self-consumption solar power, while maintaining profit margins. There are subsidy utilization options and a zero initial cost introduction model available.
■ Do you have any of these concerns? The electricity costs for machining centers and NC lathes are soaring. They operate 24 hours a day, leading to high peak power consumption. Clients are demanding compliance with ESG/SDGs. ■ Comparison before and after implementation Before: Cutting, grinding, and heat treatment → High electricity costs. After implementation: Same processes + self-consumption of daytime power from rooftop solar. → Approximately 28% reduction in electricity costs and increased corporate value through CO₂ reduction.
basic information
【Product Features】 Feature 1: Stabilization of Management through "Fixed Costs" for Electricity Bills Minimizes the risk of rising electricity costs, making budget planning easier. Feature 2: Supports High-Precision Equipment Power Loads Peak cut design suitable for 24-hour operating air conditioning and large processing equipment. Feature 3: Zero Initial Costs with Subsidies & PPA Model Utilize national and local government subsidies; with a PPA, equipment costs can be zero at the time of installation.
Price information
[Price and Subsidy] Cost: Individual estimates based on roof area and contracted electricity amount Subsidy: Up to 2/3 subsidy (nationwide coverage)
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Applications/Examples of results
【Applications and Implementation Results】 ■ Case Study: Nagano Prefecture Precision Metal Processing Factory Installed Capacity: 120kW Annual Electricity Cost Reduction: Approximately 3,200,000 yen Effect: Covers 45% of daytime processing and air conditioning power ■ Target Facilities Precision Parts Processing Factories (Aerospace, Medical, Automotive Sectors) Mold Manufacturing and Heat Treatment Factories Factories with Clean Rooms
