Industrial self-consumption solar power generation that also realizes measures against lightning damage.
Achieving both electricity cost reduction and protection of factories and equipment simultaneously: Safe and secure decarbonization management with rooftop solar power + lightning rods and SPD.
**Challenges of Factories and Facilities and Solutions for Solar Power and Lightning Damage Prevention** - Challenges Faced by Factories and Facilities Rising electricity costs year by year are putting pressure on management. Risk of failure of control equipment and production lines due to lightning surges. The necessity of lightning damage prevention as part of BCP (Business Continuity Planning) measures. - Solutions Provided by Solar Power and Lightning Damage Prevention Using solar power to self-consume electricity during the day and reduce electricity costs. Preventing lightning surge damage with the installation of lightning rods and SPDs (Surge Protectors). Protecting stable operation of equipment and minimizing the risk of power outages.
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**Why Solar Power Generation + Lightning Protection is Optimal** - Balancing Power Cost Reduction and Equipment Protection Rooftop solar provides power to the factory while lightning rods and SPDs protect the equipment from lightning damage. - Zero Operational Burden After Installation Solar systems require minimal maintenance, and combining them with lightning protection enhances BCP (Business Continuity Planning). - Zero Initial Costs with Subsidies and PPA Models Utilizing subsidies can cover up to 2/3 of costs, and with a PPA, equipment costs can be zero for implementation.
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【Case Study】 - Gifu Prefecture Metal Processing Factory Installed Capacity: 220kW Annual Electricity Cost Savings: Approximately 6,800,000 yen CO₂ Reduction Effect: Approximately 160 tons per year Comment: "Cost reduction through solar power generation and reliable operation of equipment with lightning damage countermeasures. No worries during typhoon season."
