Research and development of energy-minimum, environmental-control and construction technologies
First written in FY2016. 10 of 27 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017-Q2. Latest entry: FY2026.
2 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「In resource circulation technology, the company completed a thermal energy storage utilization system at a public facility in Yurihonjo, Akita Prefecture. Unused low-temperature waste heat from a private-sector plant is transported 7 km to a sports and recreation facility for utilization.」
In R&D, the company completed a regional thermal energy utilization system that transports unused low-temperature waste heat 7 km. It was also selected for JAXA’s Space Exploration Innovation Hub research on lunar heat pumps, and R&D expenses amounted to ¥3,931 million. - FY2026-H1Increase in R&D ExpensesAnnual report
「The total R&D expenses incurred by the Group during the interim consolidated accounting period was ¥1,767 million.」
Total R&D expenses for the interim consolidated accounting period were ¥1,767 million, up from ¥1,456 million in the same period of the previous year. - FY2025Completion of the design of a large-scale water electrolysis system; lunar demonstration not conductedAnnual report
「Development of a large-scale water electrolysis system in the megawatt class, capable of accelerating the realization of a hydrogen society, progressed with completion of the commercial model’s design for its market launch in 2025. Preparations for the equipment manufacturing structure and other measures are being advanced to accommodate future increases in orders. In addition, focusing on the potential for future business development in a lunar economic zone, the company installed a water electrolysis system designed to operate in the lunar environment on the lunar lander provided by space startup 株式会社ispace. The system was intended to use water believed to exist on the Moon to generate hydrogen as fuel and oxygen to support human life, and the company attempted the world’s first demonstration experiment to generate hydrogen and oxygen in the lunar environment. The lunar lander did not achieve the lunar landing scheduled for June 2025, and the company was unable to conduct the demonstration experiment on the Moon.」
In hydrogen-related R&D, the company completed the commercial model design of a megawatt-class water electrolysis system and moved on to preparing its manufacturing structure. The lunar lander did not achieve a lunar landing, so the lunar demonstration experiment could not be conducted. R&D expenses were ¥2,971 million. - FY2025-H1Decline in R&D ExpensesAnnual report
「The total R&D expenses incurred by the Group during the interim consolidated accounting period was ¥1,456 million.」
R&D activities continued, with total R&D expenses of ¥1,456 million disclosed. This was down from ¥1,538 million in the same period of the previous year. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「Development of a high-performance hydrogen production system capable of accelerating the realization of a hydrogen society has reached the stage at which a prototype has been completed and detailed functional design is being finalized. Manufacturing design is being advanced in cooperation with the selected contract manufacturer, with a view to launching the product in 2025. In addition, focusing on the potential for future business development in a lunar economic zone, the company is attempting the world’s first demonstration experiment to generate hydrogen and oxygen in the lunar environment by installing what is currently the world’s smallest and lightest water electrolysis system on the lunar lander provided by space startup 株式会社ispace for Mission 2. The water electrolysis system for the lunar demonstration was completed in January 2024 and delivered to 株式会社ispace.」
Hydrogen-related R&D has progressed through completion of a prototype high-performance hydrogen production system, manufacturing design for its market launch in 2025, and completion and delivery in January 2024 of a water electrolysis system for lunar demonstration. - FY2024-Q3Decline in R&D ExpensesAnnual report
「The total R&D expenses incurred by the Group during the cumulative consolidated third quarter was ¥1,379 million.」
Total R&D expenses for the cumulative consolidated third quarter were ¥1,379 million, down from ¥1,538 million in the same period of the previous year. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「The water electrolyzers for green-hydrogen production, launched based on technologies developed over nearly 20 years of work on hydrogen-utilization systems for building facilities, are making steady progress in the market. For the Atsuta district microgrid project in Ishikari, Hokkaido, the company integrated its water electrolyzer with solar power generation, secondary batteries, fuel cells and an energy management system controlling these resources, and completed construction in March 2022 of a distributed power system combining environmental performance and resilience.」
Describes the advancement of R&D themes toward hydrogen energy use, the market rollout of water electrolysis systems for green hydrogen production, and the company’s track record in building a distributed power supply system at the Ishikari City microgrid. R&D expenses were ¥2,621 million. - FY2023-Q3Disclosure of research and development expensesAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥1,538 million.」
The company disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥1,538 million for the cumulative third-quarter consolidated period. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「As a result, the company succeeded in further increasing energy self-sufficiency and achieved Nearly ZEB status across the entire site.」
The company continued operational improvements and verification at the Takasago Thermal Engineering Innovation Center and achieved Nearly ZEB status across the entire site. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「Installation for the Atsuta district microgrid project in Ishikari, Hokkaido, was completed in March 2022. The company integrated solar power generation, secondary batteries, fuel cells and an energy management system controlling these resources to build a distributed power system combining environmental performance and resilience.」
For hydrogen utilization technology, installation at the Atsuta district microgrid in Ishikari was completed in March 2022, and a distributed power system was built. The company states that it will work to improve operations as the operating company from April 2022. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「In particular, the company pursued development of thermal storage, transport and utilization systems that can effectively use low-temperature waste heat and contribute to decarbonization, hydrogen-energy utilization technologies, and organic-solvent recovery systems that enable global environmental protection, energy conservation and resource recycling. At the Takasago Innovation Center, which began operations this year, the company installed and evaluated its proprietary air-conditioning system and energy-saving and energy-generating systems. As a result, the office building achieved ZEB status and the facility as a whole achieved ZEB Ready status.」
The company expanded its R&D themes to low-temperature waste heat, hydrogen, resource recycling and organic-solvent recovery, and described the achievement of ZEB status for the office building and ZEB Ready status for the facility as a whole at its Innovation Center. R&D expenses were ¥888 million. - FY2021-Q3Continued decline in R&D expensesAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥621 million.」
R&D expenses were ¥621 million, down from ¥829 million in the same period of the previous year. - FY2021-Q1Decline in R&D ExpensesAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the first quarter were ¥156 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed R&D expenses of ¥156 million. This was down from ¥255 million in the same period of the previous year. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「The company installed stationary waste-heat utilization systems and offline heat-transport waste-heat utilization systems at multiple sites, collecting various data through actual operations.」
The company installed low-temperature waste-heat thermal storage systems at multiple sites and advanced to the stage of evaluating actual operating data and economic viability. It also implemented GDoc® on the Takasago Smart Platform, and its aluminum refrigerant-piping technology has been installed in a cumulative total of 9 properties. R&D expenses were ¥1,356 million. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥829 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥829 million for the cumulative third-quarter consolidated period. - FY2020-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the first quarter were ¥255 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥255 million for the cumulative first-quarter period. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥622 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥622 million for the cumulative third-quarter period. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the second quarter were ¥378 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥378 million for the cumulative second-quarter consolidated period. - FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the first quarter were ¥182 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥182 million for the cumulative first-quarter period. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「In particular, the company pursued development of thermal storage systems that can effectively use low-temperature waste heat and contribute to decarbonization, next-generation energy management systems, and aluminum refrigerant-piping construction technologies expected to improve constructability, particularly in renovation projects. Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the fiscal year were ¥1,063 million.」
The company specified R&D in low-temperature waste-heat thermal storage, GDoc and aluminum refrigerant piping, and described progress toward demonstration implementation, functional expansion and commercialization, as well as R&D expenses of ¥1,063 million. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥643 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥643 million for the cumulative third-quarter consolidated period. - FY2018-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the second quarter were ¥443 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥443 million for the cumulative second-quarter period. - FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the first quarter were ¥195 million.」
The company continued its R&D activities and disclosed total R&D expenses of ¥195 million for the cumulative first-quarter period. - FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report
「During the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter, the group continued R&D aimed at promoting energy and CO2 conservation and environmental protection in response to customer needs, including next-generation energy management systems, thermal storage technology using waste heat and exhaust-gas purification technology for factories. In November 2016, the company opened its technical research institute internally and worked to improve R&D success rates through active exchanges of views with participants from its business divisions. In December 2016, it published the 30th issue of its technical research institute report. To commemorate the issue, it published a special edition titled “The History of Takasago Thermal Engineering’s R&D,” highlighting the company’s sustained technological and R&D capabilities. In addition, it invited Professor Umeda Masanobu (梅田 政信) of the Graduate School of Computer Science and Systems Engineering at Kyushu Institute of Technology to give a technical lecture at the technical research institute on “Knowledge-Processing Technologies and Their Applications for Surviving the Age of Knowledge Creation and Informatization.” This topic has attracted attention as a knowledge-processing technology for improving productivity through systems such as design-calculation support systems. Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the third quarter were ¥578 million.」
The company continued R&D related to energy conservation and environmental protection, and describes the internal opening of its technical research institute, publication of the 30th issue of its research report and the holding of a technical lecture. R&D expenses were ¥578 million. - FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「During the cumulative consolidated period of the second quarter, the group continued R&D aimed at promoting energy and CO2 conservation and environmental protection in response to customer needs, including next-generation energy management systems, thermal storage technology using waste heat and exhaust-gas purification technology for factories. In addition, as commissioned R&D, we participated in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s demonstration project for microalgae fuel production and the Ministry of the Environment’s technology development and demonstration project for strengthening measures to reduce CO2 emissions, “Technology Development for a Hybrid Powerless Data Center Achieving PUE = 1.0.” Total R&D expenses incurred by the group during the cumulative consolidated period of the second quarter were ¥371 million.」
The company continues its traditional R&D in energy conservation, environmental control and construction technologies, and describes participation in 2 new demonstration and technology-development projects led by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Ministry of the Environment. - FY2017-Q1Defining specific R&D themesAnnual report
「During the cumulative consolidated period of the first quarter, the group continued R&D aimed at promoting energy conservation and environmental protection in response to customer needs, including next-generation energy management systems, thermal storage technology using waste heat and exhaust-gas purification technology for factories. It also worked to further improve construction quality, including by refining and improving piping methods for air-conditioning work.」
The company has specified energy management, waste-heat thermal storage, exhaust-gas purification and piping methods as concrete themes under its traditional R&D policy covering energy conservation, environmental control and construction technologies. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「The basic policy for R&D activities during the fiscal year was to realize optimal environments with minimum energy use, provide environmental-control technologies to improve production efficiency, and develop construction technologies that contribute to high quality and labor savings. We focused on creating technologies and products that meet diverse customer needs, including energy conservation, global environmental protection and business continuity.」
The company identifies energy conservation, environmental control, high quality and labor savings, and business continuity as the pillars of its R&D.