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The amount of agricultural waste "rice husks" is said to be about 1.6 million tons per year, occurring in large and stable quantities, and since they are dry, they have a high calorific value. In resource-scarce Japan, they become an important biomass resource. Currently, they are used for compost, drainage materials, bedding, etc., but the reality is that most of them are incinerated. If rice husks can be used as fuel and safely combusted for thermal utilization, it will enable the reduction of fossil fuels and CO2 emissions. Rasa Industries is utilizing rice husks to carry out "agricultural innovation," promoting the use of renewable energy through the "rice husk thermal utilization system," and contributing to the SDGs and a decarbonized society. 【Features】 ■ Utilizing biomass resources to convert from fossil fuels to renewable fuels ■ Circulating energy use and economic effects within the region to establish a regional economic zone ■ Transforming into a resource and fuel-generating region that supplies energy and more to outside the region ■ Creating jobs within the region and inducing the movement of people into the region *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

Rasa Industries has established a technology to crush "rice husks" into powder at low cost and in large quantities, as well as an energy utilization technology that burns the crushed material as fuel in a dedicated hot water generation device, providing a heat source for facilities such as hot spring baths and greenhouses. While it will be used as a crushed fuel, by manufacturing it at a lower cost than fossil fuels, it offers benefits to the heat utilization side, increases the calorific value of the rice husks themselves, homogenizes the fuel, and improves storage and transportation efficiency. Additionally, by burning and cooling it instantly, it does not generate crystalline silica (cristobalite). With the active movement towards expanding SDG investments, climate change measures, and environmental considerations as criteria for transaction selection, efforts for regional decarbonization are becoming a necessary condition. ◆ "Struggling with the disposal and use of rice husks" ◆ "Wanting a heat source to produce hot water for launching decarbonization projects" ◆ "Considering regional energy circulation within the community," etc. "Heat" ⇒ Supplied through the "Rice Husk Heat Utilization KoCona System" "Electricity" ⇒ Self-generated through solar power, wind power, etc. (excluding biomass) We aim to save Japanese agriculture, support community development in addition to energy demand, and contribute to the establishment of a Japanese version of "Stadtwerke."