Ad-Sol Nissin has completed an energy engagement web application for Tokyo Gas and is continuing to improve its UI/UX through Japan-Vietnam Scrum development using AgileLeap. The service is scheduled to launch formally in November 2026, with the aim of promoting the use of residential batteries and optimizing electricity supply and demand.
Ad-Sol Nissin has completed an energy engagement web application for Tokyo Gas and announced plans to begin formally offering the service in November 2026. Development used Ad-Sol Nissin's AgileLeap framework and incorporated a design focused on the user experience.
The project involved validation with approximately 70 monitors, with continuous UI/UX improvements to visualize user participation and the degree of social contribution. The aim is to promote understanding and sustained use of the battery storage network service.
Since 2024, Tokyo Gas has been developing an initiative to network residential batteries and optimize their control in response to electricity supply and demand across society. Against this backdrop, the app is intended to promote the use of battery storage and support the optimization of supply and demand.
Ad-Sol Nissin has indicated that, with AgileLeap at the core, it will provide integrated support from service planning through development, operation and improvement, drawing on its expertise in the GX field within the energy sector. It also looks ahead to expansion across various fields, including the energy industry.