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Other Disclosures9517eREX Co.,Ltd.Electricity and gas

The role of renewable energy co-located battery storage in eREX's aggregation strategy and its growth opportunities

イーレックス has identified its aggregation business, which bundles and operates grid-scale battery storage, renewable energy co-located battery storage and other assets, as a growth area, and has outlined a policy of expanding, in particular, solar power co-located battery storage under the FIP scheme. This describes its business strategy and growth opportunities, rather than specific project contracts or deployment results.

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Announced details

Aggregation businessRenewable energy co-located battery storageSolar power co-located battery storageGrid-scale battery storageCorporate PPADemand response
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)
Electricity supply-demand balancingManaging renewable energy output volatilityElectricity market operationsSolar Power Generation
Impact on Business Performance

The company aims to generate stable and sustainable revenue, but has not disclosed a specific impact on financial results.

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Source (materials cited by the company)

The Seventh Basic Energy Plan

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredAggregation business, Renewable energy co-located battery storage, Solar power co-located battery storage, Grid-scale battery storage, Corporate PPA, Demand response
Applicable areaElectricity supply-demand balancing, Managing renewable energy output volatility, Electricity market operations, Solar Power Generation
Impact on Business PerformanceThe company aims to generate stable and sustainable revenue, but has not disclosed a specific impact on financial results.
SourceThe Seventh Basic Energy Plan
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleQuantitative EffectsUsage history

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Demand is increasing for supply-demand balancing using battery storage and revenue opportunities in electricity markets, against a backdrop of greater output volatility, surplus power and output curtailment accompanying the expansion of renewable energy, the need for supply-demand balancing expertise as the FIP scheme is adopted, and rising electricity demand driven by the spread of AI and data centers.

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