Kyocera to install13MW of solar modules on an artificial island just outside of Tokyo Bay


Kyocera will supply approximately 13 megawatts of solar modules for the Ohgishima Solar capability Plant “Mega Solar System,” planned by Tokyo Electric capability Company with construction by Hitachi, Ltd. Scheduled for completion in 2011, the installation will be one of the largest in Japan, providing electricity for approximately 3,800 homes and off-setting about 5,800 tons of CO2 emissions each year. To promote land-use

efficiency, the Kyocera solar modules, covering about 57 acres, will be installed on an artificial island just outside of Tokyo Bay.

With by 34 years of experience in the solar business, Kyocera has attained the largest share of Japan’s market for industrial and public solar installations due to the high quality of its products and the trust earned from customers. By developing […]

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