Would you consider utilizing subsidies to explore low-carbon initiatives for overseas factories?

If you are considering decarbonization in Thailand or Indonesia, introducing cogeneration using JCM is recommended! It will lower electricity costs and is also effective for BCP measures.

JCM refers to the Joint Crediting Mechanism, a system aimed at contributing to the decarbonization of developing countries through Japan's advanced technology. Under this system, facilities introduced using JCM can receive up to 50% of their investment costs subsidized by Japan's Ministry of the Environment, on the condition that more than half of the CO2 reduction effects (credits) are delivered to the Japanese government. Cogeneration, abbreviated as cogeneration system and also referred to as "cogen," is a power generation system that utilizes waste heat generated during electricity production for heating, hot water supply, steam, etc., thereby increasing energy efficiency. Cogeneration is effective for customers who: - Want to reduce electricity costs - Aim to promote decarbonization - Use steam, hot water, or cold water in their factories - Have an electricity demand of over 2,000 kW in their factories - Can supply gas to their factories - Want to cut peak demand - Need BCP (Business Continuity Planning) measures Our company has a track record of introducing gas engine cogeneration utilizing JCM in Thailand and Indonesia. We also have many achievements in rooftop solar power systems utilizing BOI in Thailand. If you are interested in decarbonization using solar power generation or cogeneration, please contact us.

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