RENOVA disclosed September electricity sales volumes from its domestic renewable energy power plants. Utility-scale solar was down 23.2% year on year, while biomass was up 34.8%, and lost generation remained low as a proportion of total generation.
RENOVA, a leading renewable energy developer, disclosed its actual electricity sales volumes for September. Utility-scale solar electricity sales volume was 26,604,142 kWh, down 23.2% year on year. Biomass, by contrast, was 2,834,100,968 kWh, up 34.8% year on year.
In September, electric power companies issued output curtailment instructions, and some power plants curtailed output. Lost generation accounted for just 0.110% of planned annual electricity sales volume, and its impact on the consolidated earnings forecast for the full fiscal year is expected to be minor.
For the first half of the fiscal year ending March 2027, actual electricity sales volume across all power sources totaled 1,719,119,924 kWh, down 2.1% from plan and up 15.8% year on year.
This matter was reported in a Nikkei article.