Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, will build a 14.5MW photovoltaic power plant

Kyocera, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Tokyo Century, and Shiden Engineering Co.
, Ltd.
, jointly funded by Yasuta-go Town, built a 14.
5MW photovoltaic power plant
in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.
This time, the photovoltaic power plant began generating electricity
.

In May 2013, the four companies began to explore business alliances, and in October 2014, related companies
were established.
In March 2015, the company obtained approval for forest land development and started construction
.

The power plant will install approximately 56,000 Kyocera photovoltaic modules
.
The annual power generation is expected to reach 16.
06 million kWh
.
This is equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 4,930 households
.
The electricity generated is sold to Kansai Electric Power Company
.

This business is operated by Takocho PV Contract Company
.
Tokyo Century was responsible for financing and mediation, and Shiden-Engineering was responsible for the design and construction of the power station
.
In addition, Kyocera is responsible for the supply of equipment including photovoltaic modules, and Kyocera Solar Automobile Co.
, Ltd.
is responsible
for maintenance management during the business period.
Mitsubishi R&D will implement the overall business management and consulting business, and after the start of operation, Takocho PV Contract Company will contract business operation
.