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Digital Grid supports the use of surplus solar power: Toyo Kohan maximizes factory rooftop use to expand renewable energy capacity

For the rooftop solar power generation system that Toyo Kohan will install at its Hayama Plant in March 2027, Digital Grid will support the sale of surplus electricity that cannot be consumed at the plant and the use of its environmental value. This will enable Toyo Kohan to use more of the available rooftop installation space and expand its adoption of renewable energy.

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Announced details

Electricity and environmental value trading platform “DGP”Distributed power generation aggregation services
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Rooftop solar power generation at factories and warehouses, sale of surplus electricity, renewable energy adoption, and use of environmental value

Launch dateMarch 2027 (scheduled installation by Toyo Kohan of rooftop solar power generation at the Hayama Plant)
Relationship between the counterparty and the company
DIGITAL GRID Corporation350A
Relationship with the Company

A business relationship under which Digital Grid supports the sale of surplus electricity and the use of its environmental value from the rooftop solar power generation system that Toyo Kohan will install at its Hayama Plant. Capital and personnel relationships: Not disclosed.

CounterpartyToyo Kohan Co., Ltd.

Head office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Kai Masahiro (甲斐政浩). The Hayama Plant is located in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Other company information: Not disclosed.

Award/certification name

Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies Ranking 2026, Energy & Utilities: No. 1 in Japan

FY2025 Climate Change Action Environment Minister's Award

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Yamaguchi Prefecture (Hayama Plant)

In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredElectricity and environmental value trading platform “DGP”, Distributed power generation aggregation services
CounterpartyToyo Kohan Co., Ltd.
Counterparty overviewHead office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President and Representative Director: Kai Masahiro (甲斐政浩). The Hayama Plant is located in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Other company information: Not disclosed.
Relationship with the CompanyA business relationship under which Digital Grid supports the sale of surplus electricity and the use of its environmental value from the rooftop solar power generation system that Toyo Kohan will install at its Hayama Plant. Capital and personnel relationships: Not disclosed.
Launch dateMarch 2027 (scheduled installation by Toyo Kohan of rooftop solar power generation at the Hayama Plant)
Applicable areaRooftop solar power generation at factories and warehouses, sale of surplus electricity, renewable energy adoption, and use of environmental value
Award/certification nameAsia-Pacific High-Growth Companies Ranking 2026, Energy & Utilities: No. 1 in Japan, FY2025 Climate Change Action Environment Minister's Award
LocationYamaguchi Prefecture (Hayama Plant)
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The Hayama Plant is used mainly as a warehouse and has particularly low electricity consumption on holidays. Toyo Kohan explained that establishing a mechanism to sell the surplus electricity in the market and use its environmental value will enable it to maximize the use of its rooftop space.

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