Renewable Japan breaks ground on 25-MW solar park in Fukushima
Oct 13, 2022 11:39 AM ET
- Renewable Japan Co Ltd (TYO:9522) has commenced the building and construction of a 25-MW solar project in Fukushima prefecture.
The Shirakawa Omotego Solar Power Plant, as it is named, is expected to start commercial operation in January 2025, the programmer stated in a press statement.
Once up and running, the photovoltaic (PV) plant ought to be capable of producing adequate clean electrical energy to fulfill the consumption of some 5,600 ordinary households annually.
The business kept in mind that Omotego Solar will certainly offer its outcome at a unit rate of JPY 24 (USD 0.164/ EUR 0.169) per kWh.
Renewable Japan, which establishes and also operates solar, wind as well as hydropower plants, is the sole proprietor of the project.
No further details on the project were given up the release.
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