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Digital Grid's first battery storage facility for low-voltage grids begins receiving electricity; plans to aggregate 100 storage facilities to participate in the balancing market

The low-voltage grid-scale battery storage facility operated by デジタルグリッド began receiving power on 8 September 2026. Going forward, デジタルグリッド will centrally control 100 battery storage facilities to be constructed by ふくしまエナジー in Fukushima Prefecture and operate them in the balancing market and other markets.

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Announced details

Low-voltage grid-connected battery storage facilitiesBattery aggregation (operations outsourcing) serviceEnergy management system (EMS) for remotely monitoring and controlling battery charging and discharging
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Battery storage operations in the balancing market (EPRX) and other markets, and balancing supply and demand for renewable energy

Launch date8 September 2026 (power receipt commenced; actual)
What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Reduced operating costs

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DIGITAL GRID Corporation350A
Relationship with the Company

ふくしまエナジー will construct the low-voltage grid-scale battery storage facilities, and デジタルグリッド will operate them. Capital and personnel relationships: Not disclosed.

Counterparty株式会社ふくしまエナジー

1-14-1 Ekimae, Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture; Representative Director Ito Takashi (伊東貴史); established in April 2016; capital of ¥3 million; 45 employees. The company develops, sells and manages solar power plants, and develops, sells, operates and manages grid-scale battery storage facilities.

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Within Fukushima Prefecture (battery storage facilities to be constructed); detailed location of existing facilities: Not disclosed

100 low-voltage battery storage facilities

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

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredLow-voltage grid-connected battery storage facilities, Battery aggregation (operations outsourcing) service, Energy management system (EMS) for remotely monitoring and controlling battery charging and discharging
Counterparty株式会社ふくしまエナジー
Counterparty overview1-14-1 Ekimae, Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture; Representative Director Ito Takashi (伊東貴史); established in April 2016; capital of ¥3 million; 45 employees. The company develops, sells and manages solar power plants, and develops, sells, operates and manages grid-scale battery storage facilities.
Relationship with the Companyふくしまエナジー will construct the low-voltage grid-scale battery storage facilities, and デジタルグリッド will operate them. Capital and personnel relationships: Not disclosed.
Launch date8 September 2026 (power receipt commenced; actual)
Applicable areaBattery storage operations in the balancing market (EPRX) and other markets, and balancing supply and demand for renewable energy
LocationWithin Fukushima Prefecture (battery storage facilities to be constructed); detailed location of existing facilities: Not disclosed
Location scale100 low-voltage battery storage facilities
Quantitative EffectsReduced operating costs
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Contract ValueOffering priceContract DateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateUsage historyImpact on Business PerformanceSource

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The reasons the company gives

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Low-voltage grid-scale batteries have become eligible to participate in the balancing market, and デジタルグリッド will leverage its expertise in market trading and control developed through its work with high-voltage grid-scale batteries. The company will also reduce operating costs through centralized control using an energy management system (EMS).

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