Creating an environment that thrives even in extreme heat: Introducing the results of closed-type greenhouse demonstrations and summer cooling methods - Exhibiting at the 14th Agricultural WEEK (commonly known as J-AGRI)

We are promoting the "5 Ts" of agriculture: Timely T, Quantitative T, Quality T, Low Personnel T, and Low Price T.

■Energy sources: Utilization of diverse energy sources ➡ Low cost ■Indoor environment control system: Creating "four seasons" with hot and cold water ➡ Quantitative and consistent quality ■ICT/IoT technology: Solving the labor shortage problem ➡ Timely and low personnel ■Cultivation control system: Pursuit of deliciousness and increased income ➡ Quantitative and consistent quality 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　⇊⇊⇊⇊ ■Environmentally friendly agricultural system: Energy-saving and energy-generating agricultural houses ➡ Low cost and consistent quality

• Other metal materials
• Solar power generator

Utilizing the principle of "uchimizu," we create cold water from heat. We will explain that technology (mechanism) in an easy-to-understand manner.

In normal physical phenomena, it is considered difficult to directly create cold water from heat. Heat is a form of energy in an object, and since energy is conserved, it is necessary to convert the heat into another form of energy in order to cool it down. Because heat naturally flows from high temperature to low temperature, it is possible to cool an object by removing heat. For example, it becomes possible to create cold water by extracting heat from a heat source through water and transferring it to another object to lower its temperature.

• Heat exchanger
• Other air conditioning equipment

Reusing "unused" heat! We will explain the specific process of generating "cold water" from "heat."

First, a low-temperature, low-pressure gas-liquid mixed refrigerant (water and water vapor) enters the evaporator. Inside the evaporator, the pressure is almost at a vacuum state, so the boiling point of water at 100°C is reduced to about 7-10°C. By absorbing heat from relatively warm water in the chilled water piping, the refrigerant (water) boils and turns into water vapor. The water vapor is drawn into the absorber, similar to the suction side of the compressor in a vapor compression refrigeration cycle. The water vapor is absorbed by the absorbent liquid "lithium bromide" and is pumped into the regenerator. In the regenerator, the mixture of refrigerant and absorbent liquid is heated and separated back into the original water vapor and absorbent liquid. The absorbent liquid returns to the absorber, while the water vapor is sent to the condenser. There are methods for adding heat in the regenerator, such as combustion using fuels like gas or oil, or using steam or hot water. The refrigerant, which has returned to water after losing heat in the condenser, is depressurized in the expansion device and flows back to the evaporator, repeating the cycle.

• Heat exchanger

Effective use of heat is possible! We have prepared a lineup of equipment focusing on small and medium-sized machines!

Since the launch of our absorption chiller in 1970, we have adopted air conditioning and cooling systems utilizing cogeneration and waste heat from factories in countries around the world. We offer a new model that fits a variety of cooling temperature ranges, the "New WFC-S Series," along with the "WFC-MB100," "CH-KP30," and "CH-KGST Series." Additionally, we have a lineup of various solar thermal hot water systems for the use of renewable energy in hot water supply, which dramatically reduces CO2 emissions for customers with high hot water demand. 【Product Lineup】 ■ Hot Water Utilization WFC-S Series ■ Hot Water Utilization WFC-MB ■ Wood Pellet Utilization CH-KP30 ■ Steam Utilization CH-KGST Series ■ Solar Thermal Utilization Equipment (Commercial/Residential) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• air conditioning

We would like to express our congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will be showcasing a number of products, including our new product, the Packaging Container Air Leak Test (Pin Hole Inspection) Device | MSQ-2003 series. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to cordially invite you to attend this event. 【 Trade Show Name 】 【 Dates 】 【 Venue/Booth Number 】

[Lecture Topics] 1. Trends and Business Opportunities in Japan's Expanding Energy Storage Industry Koichiro Danno, Principal and Head of Social and Policy Design Unit, Research and Consulting Division, Japan Research Institute, Inc. 1. Background Necessitating Energy Storage Business 2. Behind the Meter (BTM) Business and In Front of the Meter (IFM) Business 3. Trends in Japan's Energy Policy Related to Energy Storage 4. Current Revenue Models in Japan 5. Verification of Profitability in Energy Storage Business 6. Summary 7. Q&A 2. Expansion of Grid-Scale Energy Storage Business in Europe and Japan and Future Prospects Takayuki Ogawa, Executive Officer, Deputy Head of Business Strategy Division, Japan Kogyo Energy Solutions, Inc. and Executive Director, Nippon Koei Energy Europe B.V. 1. Overview of the Company and Introduction to Energy Business 2. Efforts in Energy Storage Business in Europe 3. Efforts in Energy Storage Business in Japan 4. Role and Importance of Aggregators 5. Challenges and Future Prospects of Grid-Scale Energy Storage Business 6. Summary 7. Q&A

[Speaker] Hideo Yamamoto, President and CEO of DIVE COMPASS Inc. [Key Message] "Consumers will no longer be at the end of the power system." By reconfiguring the energy landscape starting from the "consumer" rather than viewing renewable energy, electricity retail, PPA, storage batteries, EVs, VPP, and DSF as separate businesses, there is potential to create new energy businesses in Japan. This presentation will not only introduce the latest trends in Europe but will also consider future market changes and business opportunities from the perspective of "what can be commercialized next in the Japanese market." [Presentation Items] 1. Why consider the electricity market from the consumer's perspective now? 2. Five market changes confirmed at FLEXCON 2026 on the front lines of European DSF 3. The current state of the Japanese DSF market seen through comparison with Europe 4. New consumer-centric energy businesses emerging in Japan 5. Who will hold the connection with consumers by 2030? 6. Q&A / Business card exchange

Are you struggling with the fact that even after raising recruitment costs and hourly wages, on-site personnel are not sticking around? The true causes of turnover lie in "fatigue from heavy labor" and "discomfort in the work environment." However, improving the entire facility or fully automating operations involves enormous initial investments and is not realistic. In this seminar, we will reveal three practical solutions to create a "preferred workplace" based on a case study that reduced investment costs by approximately 20% compared to traditional proposals, without relying on expensive renovations or endless wage increases. The key lies in the integrated design of "construction and equipment" and "robotics." By thoroughly eliminating unnecessary capital investments, we can dramatically reduce the burden on the workforce and enhance productivity. As a company that also engages in outsourcing, we will thoroughly explain the "three principles" that support integrated design, using actual improvement cases. This content is a must-see for executives and site managers who want to fundamentally solve labor shortages within their budgets. [Recommended for] - Companies that continue to face turnover and recruitment difficulties despite raising wages and recruitment costs. - Site managers and executives who considered full building air conditioning or complete automation but abandoned the idea due to high costs. - Site managers and executives who want to balance investment restraint and productivity improvement through relocation or renovations.

We will be exhibiting at the "26th Business Fair" hosted by Seibu Shinkin Bank, which will be held on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at the Triangle Plaza in Shinjuku Sumitomo Building! This event is a corporate exhibition and matching event aimed at expanding business opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises. Over 300 companies and organizations will participate, promoting their excellent technologies and products to one another.