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Arrangements for maintenance and operation personnel
Raw material procurement consultation
Equipment maintenance
Power plant management and operation
Carbon credit management consultation
Power generation business
Biomass power plant construction plan creation and consultation
Solar power plant/storage plant construction plan creation and consultation
> Consulting services
> Maintenance, upkeep and operation work
Land utilization
Forest land that was inherited but is no longer needed
Idle land and abandoned farmland
◆Construction of a power plant ◆Consultation on thinning ◆Want to sell, etc.
Obtaining permits and licenses for power plant construction
Selection of suitable land for power plants, including water intake and discharge
Considering grid connection with power companies
Selection of suitable land for power plant
Considering grid connection with power companies
Applying for a grant
FIT/FIP application support
Applying for a grant
PR business
HP production
PR video production
What is the renewable energy business?
Global warming is progressing at a serious rate, and if things continue as they are, it is said that Arctic ice will decrease by 50% by 2050. A major cause of this is the carbon-based energy that has developed since the Industrial Revolution.
The amount of energy and greenhouse gases we are emitting artificially exceeds the amount that the Earth can naturally absorb, and as a result, global warming is accelerating.
If global warming continues at this rate, it will cause sea levels to rise, methane gas to leak out, and seawater to become more acidic, which will have a major impact on the ecosystem and will create various problems in our lives.
Therefore, efforts are underway worldwide to make the amount of CO2 emitted equal to the amount of CO2 absorbed naturally ( carbon neutral).
Japan also aims to reduce emissions by 46% by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Systems aimed at proactively adopting this system not only in companies but also in the private sector have been established one after another.
The "FIT system," which purchases renewable energy at a fixed price, was established in 2012, and the "carbon credit market," which trades the amount of CO2 reduced, was established in 2023.
There is a growing movement to encourage the private sector to introduce renewable energy, with financial institutions offering green loans and local governments recommending zero-yen solar power.
Our renewable energy business includes not only solar power and storage batteries, but also biomass power generation, which utilizes abandoned resources and can generate electricity stably in an amount that allows the CO2 produced to be absorbed naturally.
We will generate local energy using local resources, such as biomass power generation using forest residues and thinning resources, solar power, and storage batteries, which will not affect companies or materials that are firmly rooted in the region, and will not only reduce CO2 emissions but also contribute to the community.
Realizing a local recycling-oriented society through the creation of renewable energy
Aiming to eliminate oxygen, creating local energy using local materials as capital is
Not only will it reduce CO2 emissions, but it will also have a sustainable and positive economic impact on local industries.
Our business involves "collecting," "transporting," and "making" materials. We then "produce" energy from those materials. We then deliver that energy to the local community as electricity. We then reuse the newly generated energy in a different way, "creating" a connection between community and energy.
Our goal is to recycle everything without waste and realize a sustainable, local, circular society that goes beyond just tackling global warming.
Cultivating healthy land and forests , and revitalizing local areas by creating local jobs
The only wastewater generated by wood biomass power generation is cooling water for steam, so it can be used for heat generation and no problematic wastewater is generated. The amount of CO2 emitted is limited to the amount that is naturally absorbed by the photosynthesis that occurs during the growth of planted trees.
The trees planted after the war as part of a policy are now past the time for proper thinning, and are crowded and overgrown, preventing light from reaching the ground and leaving the mountain in a state that is bad for the land, plants, and health of the mountain. Thinning the overgrown trees and replanting is one of the local challenges to restoring the health of the mountain, but it is extremely costly.
Power generation projects are one way to solve local issues and utilize local resources.
Therefore, building wood biomass power plants that increase the circulation of timber is important for creating locally produced and consumed energy through a cycle of "thinning → transportation → power generation → heat utilization → reforestation" and restoring the health of the mountains. It will also create new business and employment for local companies in a variety of areas, including thinning, reforestation, transportation, power plant operation, production and sales of new plants.
This applies not only to woody biomass, but also to biomass power plants that use livestock and agricultural crops, and will lead to increased distribution, new cultivation environments, crops that local areas can be proud of, and the creation of new farmers.
If local employment increases, wages rise, and average incomes increase, it is expected that the population outflow to urban areas, which has been a problem since the end of the war, will be curbed, and it will also promote local employment, an increase in U-turn and I-turn employment, and regional revitalization (preventing an increase in and outflow of the rural population).
Furthermore, if local power generation facilities are distributed across the region and are capable of independent operation, they will be able to supply hot water and electricity even in the event of a power outage during a disaster, which will also help create a town with strong energy security (regional resilience).
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