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Other Disclosures8101GSI Creos CorporationTrading & Wholesale

Announcement of an “Emergency Energy Supply System” using next-generation film-type OPV solar cells to support the first 72 hours following a disaster

The company jointly announced the EESS series, a portable solar power generation and storage system for disaster response using OPV, with a group company. It has begun making proposals to local governments and the telecommunications sector ahead of its planned launch in April 2027.

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Announced details

EESS (Emergency Energy Supply System) seriesEESS-120EESS-2000
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Disaster response, local governments, emergency preparedness stockpiles, telecommunications, information services, medical care, evacuation shelters, local disaster response headquarters, temporary housing, isolated communities, outdoor activities, defense equipment

Launch dateApril 2027 (scheduled launch)
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Designed to be deployed and begin generating power in approximately 3 minutes without tools, delivering the power needed at the site within 72 hours after a disaster strikes.

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GSI Creos Corporation8101
Relationship with the Company

OPH is a group company of the company. OPH was established as a joint venture with Power Harvesting Dynamics.

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

EESS-120 has a total weight of approximately 4.3 kg, including the transport case. EESS-2000 has a 300W configuration with 10 modules and can be expanded to a maximum capacity of approximately 2,000W.

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

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredEESS (Emergency Energy Supply System) series, EESS-120, EESS-2000
Relationship with the CompanyOPH is a group company of the company. OPH was established as a joint venture with Power Harvesting Dynamics.
Launch dateApril 2027 (scheduled launch)
Applicable areaDisaster response, local governments, emergency preparedness stockpiles, telecommunications, information services, medical care, evacuation shelters, local disaster response headquarters, temporary housing, isolated communities, outdoor activities, defense equipment
Location scaleEESS-120 has a total weight of approximately 4.3 kg, including the transport case. EESS-2000 has a 300W configuration with 10 modules and can be expanded to a maximum capacity of approximately 2,000W.
Quantitative EffectsDesigned to be deployed and begin generating power in approximately 3 minutes without tools, delivering the power needed at the site within 72 hours after a disaster strikes.
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To deliver, within a short time and without relying on fuel procurement or the deployment of heavy machinery, the power needed to support communications, information services and medical care during the 72 hours following a disaster.

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