Mr. Takashi's warning: "The drawbacks of foreign-made mega solar" "Domestic production × self-generated power"
Mr. Takashi's warning: "The drawbacks of foreign-made mega solar" - The answer lies in "domestic production × self-generated power."
Total construction cost of 908.4 billion yen, developing and constructing 83 power plants nationwide. Collaborating with major companies such as Sharp, Panasonic, Daiwa House, and JA Mitsui Leasing. Achieving up to 28% reduction in electricity costs, while simultaneously reducing CO₂ emissions and ensuring stable supply. A next-generation "domestic self-generation model" compatible with perovskite solar cells.
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【Industry Issues】 Increase in environmental destruction and forest development due to foreign-made mega-solar projects. Emergence of issues such as discarded panels, sediment runoff, and local opposition movements. The reality that renewable energy is becoming a "security risk." 【Current Situation on the Ground】 In local governments, frequent resident troubles arise from foreign-led mega-solar developments. In 2023, complaints related to sediment disasters doubled nationwide compared to the previous year. "Producing local electricity with foreign products" — this contradiction is causing distrust on the ground. 【Claim (Root Cause)】 The root cause is the structure that prioritized the quantitative expansion of renewable energy without nurturing domestic technology.
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【Case Studies】 - About 80% of solar panels are imported (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry survey) - An estimated total of 800,000 tons of discarded panels by 2030 (Ministry of the Environment estimate) - Companies that have introduced Kenneth have achieved a 28% reduction in electricity costs and a reduction of 96 tons of CO₂ per year. 【Solutions】 Kenneth Energy Development provides domestic self-consumption systems that respond to the "post-mega-solar" era. We promote hybrid designs with next-generation domestic technologies such as perovskite. Implementation examples include Kitasato University, Hiratsuka School Lunch Center, and Silver Life Gunma Factory, among many public and industrial facilities. 【Price Information and Subsidy Support】 - Applicable subsidies: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry "Next-Generation Technology Development Demonstration Project Subsidy" - Installation cost estimate: from 100,000 yen/kW - Leasing and financing: Supported by JA Mitsui Leasing and Mitsubishi HC Capital 【Applications】 For factories, logistics, medical, and educational facilities. Energy that does not stop operating during disasters or power outages, suitable for BCP (Business Continuity Planning).
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Mr. Takashi's promotion of "perovskite solar cells" - ideals and reality! What should companies choose now?
The statement made by Ms. Sanae Takaichi regarding the promotion of perovskite solar cells is generating buzz. Indeed, perovskite is lightweight and is attracting attention as a next-generation material, but practical application is still a way off. There are several hurdles remaining before commercialization, including mass production costs, durability, and power generation efficiency. On the other hand, the high electricity prices and the demand for carbon neutrality cannot wait. Companies that are "actually operating now" are opting for self-consumption rooftop solar power generation. Ground-mounted mega-solar projects face headwinds due to landscape and environmental regulations, but utilizing the roofs of factories, warehouses, and stores comes with substantial subsidies. Existing high-efficiency panels (especially those from Chinese Tier 1 manufacturers) boast power generation efficiencies exceeding 22% and a 25-year output guarantee, with a level of technological maturity that is unmatched. Rather than chasing dreams of the future, realizing "lower electricity costs now" is the best strategy for corporate management. Now, during the perovskite boom, attention is turning to realistic choices—self-consumption solar power.
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Mr. Takashi's statement "Foreign-made mega solar panels are covering the land" causes a stir—domestic and self-consumption solar power becomes the main focus of policy.
Foreign-made solar panels are covering Japan's land." This statement by Sanae Takaichi, the Minister for Economic Security, has caused a stir. As a result of clearing forests and the proliferation of overseas mega-solar projects, landslide disasters, environmental destruction, and issues with discarded panels have emerged in various regions. Furthermore, with the increasing geopolitical risks of the manufacturing countries, "cheap renewable energy" is now being said to pose a security threat. Takaichi has explicitly stated that "renewable energy should be promoted using domestic technology," emphasizing the idea of nurturing perovskite solar cells as a "national technology." This marks a clear shift in renewable energy policy from "quantity to quality" and from "foreign-made to domestic." Amidst this trend, self-consumption solar power systems are gaining attention. These systems complete the process from generation to consumption within the company, achieving local production and consumption of energy. Kenneth Energy Development Co., Ltd. is promoting the "domestication of renewable energy" for factories, logistics, and educational facilities, with a track record of 83 installations nationwide and designs compatible with domestic panels. The era of mega-solar is over, and now it is time for "renewable energy that protects the country.
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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.