NJS signed an agreement with Sapporo City to install solar power generation equipment at the Teine Water Reclamation Plaza. Installed capacity will be approximately 689 kilowatts, with first-year power generation expected to reach approximately 860,000 kilowatt-hours. The project is expected to reduce CO2 emissions through on-site consumption.
NJS announced that it had signed an agreement with a business group led by NTT-ME concerning a project to install solar power generation equipment at the Teine Water Reclamation Plaza in Sapporo City.
Under the project, solar power generation equipment will be installed at a sewage treatment facility owned by Sapporo City, and renewable energy will be supplied using an on-site PPA model. Installed capacity will be approximately 689 kilowatts, with first-year power generation expected to reach approximately 860,000 kilowatt-hours.
The electricity generated will be consumed on-site, with annual CO2 emissions reductions of approximately 378 tonnes expected.