Remixpoint acquired a development site for a company-owned battery storage facility in Ena, Gifu, bringing the number of facilities owned, including those under development, to 12 of the 25 planned facilities. Progress reached 48%.
On 19 October 2026, Remixpoint announced that it had acquired the development site and other assets for the Ena Iwamura 3 Battery Storage Facility (provisional name) in Ena. Following the acquisition, the number of company-owned battery storage facilities, including those under development, reached 12 of the planned 25, bringing progress to 48%.
The company revised its 2026 medium-term management plan upward, setting a target of developing 48 high-voltage grid-scale battery storage facilities by the fiscal year ending March 2029, including 25 company-owned facilities. It is accelerating efforts to optimize operations through enhancements to its EMS and build a multilayered earnings structure.
The Ena Iwamura 3 Battery Storage Facility will be the company's second company-owned project in Gifu Prefecture. It will have rated output of approximately 2 MW and rated capacity of approximately 8 MWh, with construction scheduled to begin in April 2027 and operations scheduled to start around autumn of the same year. Monthly revenue of approximately ¥15 million is expected per facility in operation.
The acquisition is positioned as a step toward expanding future recurring revenue. The company aims to generate earnings over the medium to long term through trading in the balancing market and JEPX, as well as future entry into the capacity market.