
In January 2021, eight existing business sites of Joshin Denki Co., Ltd. began operating the power purchase agreement model (PPA Model).
Installed office |
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1 |
Shibata store |
13 |
Hakui store |
25 |
Uozu store |
2 |
Wakayama store |
14 |
Yamatotakada store |
26 |
Sado store |
3 |
Wakayama Kita store |
15 |
Tondabayashi store |
27 |
Tsubame Sanjo store |
4 |
Tanabe store |
16 |
Tsuna store |
28 |
Sakurai store |
5 |
Otori store |
17 |
Sumiyoshi store |
29 |
Tegara Store |
6 |
Kameoka store |
18 |
Konosu store |
30 |
Nabari store |
7 |
Mihara store |
19 |
Minakuchi store |
31 |
Matsudo store |
8 |
Kainan store |
20 |
Kamegai Store |
32 |
Toyama Service Center |
9 |
Toyama Main store |
21 |
Niitsu store |
33 |
Matsudo Service Center |
10 |
Imizu store |
22 |
Tsurumi store |
34 |
Iwade store |
11 |
Toyama Minami store |
23 |
Joyo Inter Store |
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12 |
Nagano Inter Store |
24 |
Tateyama store |
2,085.18t-CO_{2}/year
※Total CO_{2} emission reduction of 34 business sites
• Calculated with METI’s CO_{2} emission coefficient of 0.000429t-CO_{2}/kWh.
The PPA model stands for the Power Purchase Agreement model. Under the PPA model, the power purchaser provides space (land, rooftop, etc.) on which the PPA provider installs and operates a photovoltaic system for free. At the same time, the PPA provider measures the amount of power used and charges accordingly, while the power purchaser pays for the electricity bill.
Source: Environment Business Online: Glossary of Environmental Terms (Japanese only)
https://www.kankyo-business.jp/dictionary/024402.php
