Cost reduction through zero initial cost solar power generation realized at airports and large facilities.
"Achieving solar power with zero initial costs through on-site PPA" Reducing electricity costs × decarbonization = The most attention-grabbing management strategy right now.
**What is On-Site PPA?** An On-Site PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) is a system where a third party owns and operates solar power generation equipment installed on a company's roof or premises, and the company purchases the electricity generated there through a long-term contract. ✅ Can be implemented with zero equipment costs ✅ Achieves both electricity cost reduction and CO₂ reduction simultaneously ✅ No maintenance or operational burden
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It is possible at your business location as well. By utilizing roof and site space in factories, logistics warehouses, and commercial facilities, you can implement the same system as Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport. Utilizing subsidies can further reduce the burden, and the CO₂ reduction effect can be quantified through our free simulation.
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Related Case: Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport First introduction at an airport! 37% of power converted to renewable energy through onsite PPA In July 2025, **Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport (Makinohara City, Shizuoka Prefecture)** will begin operations of a solar power plant utilizing an onsite PPA, established by a special purpose company (SPC) formed by Suzuyo Shoji and Tokyu as the power generation operator. Installation scale: Approximately 1MW (1,716 solar panels) Self-consumption: 1,073MWh in the first year (covering about 37% of the passenger terminal building) CO₂ reduction: Approximately 451.7 tons annually Notable point: For the first time at an airport nationwide, self-consumption within the airport has been realized. Furthermore, Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport is working on a decarbonization promotion plan aiming for a 46.6% reduction by 2030 compared to 2013, alongside the introduction of LED lighting and EVs.