Industrial storage battery system 'BLP' <For BCP measures and power outage measures>

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BCP is required to prevent activities from coming to a standstill during a disaster. ▼ Industrial storage batteries capable of responding to prolonged power outages The industrial storage system 'BLP' enables full-scale business continuity during disasters. With a rated output of 30kW and a storage capacity of 73.7kWh, it provides reliable power even during extended outages. It offers peace of mind for power outage measures and BCP strategies with its high output and large capacity storage system. ▼ Storage batteries contribute to strengthening disaster prevention capabilities The industrial storage system 'BLP' has a three-phase, three-wire output of 30kW, making it usable for power equipment such as water supply pumps. Additionally, by incorporating a transformer, it is possible to utilize single-phase devices such as lighting, televisions, and air conditioning. ▼ Balancing reduction in electricity costs with securing power during emergencies It achieves a balance between disaster prevention measures that function during emergencies and daily self-consumption. By combining storage batteries with solar power generation, it reduces energy consumption through energy creation. It enables "self-consumption" of the "electricity generated" from renewable energy.

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▼Securing Power During Blackouts / Backup Power Measures One of the major issues during disasters is the interruption of power supply. When formulating a BCP (Business Continuity Plan), it is necessary to consider securing power during emergencies. ▼Securing Power is the First Step in BCP Measures Immediately after a disaster, there may be isolation due to road disruptions and shortages of supplies caused by disruptions in distribution. Given this context, securing emergency power that can handle long-term blackouts is emphasized. ▼BCP Measures for Early Resumption of Business When a disaster causes damage, recovery takes a certain amount of time. By securing emergency power with storage batteries, businesses can continue their operations. ▼No Fuel Required Storage batteries can operate without fuel and do not require the extensive maintenance of large emergency generators, making them easier to implement. Since no fuel is needed, this contributes to decarbonization. ▼Strengthening Regional Disaster Resilience Within BCP measures, more companies are also considering contributions to the entire community. Installing storage batteries as part of a DCP (Disaster Continuity Plan) and establishing a system to provide power infrastructure to local residents during disasters is a CSR activity that enhances the strengths and value of the company.

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  ●Measures for Power Outages During Disasters Even if the power supply is interrupted due to a blackout, if there is electricity stored in a battery, it is possible to continue using electricity, allowing for preparedness as part of a BCP (Business Continuity Plan). The combination of batteries and solar power generation enables a response to prolonged power outages.

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  ●Utilization of Clean Energy Reduction of CO2 emissions through integration with solar power generation. Enhancing corporate value while considering the environment. The introduction of storage batteries is highly effective as an energy-saving measure for companies. By combining with solar power generation, it significantly reduces energy consumption through energy creation. It becomes possible to consume the "generated electricity" from renewable energy for self-consumption.

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  By introducing storage batteries and optimally operating renewable energy facilities, it becomes possible to engage in decarbonization efforts during normal times. To achieve a decarbonized society, renewable energy is essential. However, the unstable supply of electricity from renewable sources, which is affected by weather conditions, necessitates the storage of renewable energy. In this context, large-capacity storage batteries are indispensable. The government's stance on supporting the combination of renewable energy and storage batteries has become clear, and as efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 accelerate, the introduction of storage batteries contributes to decarbonization initiatives.

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  As part of efforts to strengthen regional disaster prevention capabilities (National Resilience), more companies are implementing measures that not only focus on their own BCP (Business Continuity Plan) initiatives but also consider contributions to the entire community. One of the DCPs (Disaster Continuity Plans) for mutual assistance and collaboration within the community is the installation of storage batteries, which establishes a system to provide power infrastructure to local residents during disasters. This can enhance the region's disaster prevention capabilities by serving as a refuge and disaster response base for residents. Active engagement in CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) activities leads to an improvement in "the strengths and values of the company."

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  The electricity generated is shifting from "selling" to "using." There is a growing demand for environmentally conscious initiatives, such as promoting the adoption of renewable energy. Additionally, the selling price of solar power has been declining, leading to an increasing number of cases where it is more beneficial to use the generated electricity efficiently to reduce electricity costs (self-consumption type) rather than selling it. By introducing storage batteries, it becomes possible to consume the generated electricity for one's own use, enabling "self-consumption." During normal times, it is possible to achieve load leveling of power consumption through peak cutting and peak shifting, which can lead to reductions in electricity costs and environmental impact.

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  ●You can save on electricity costs. Industrial storage batteries significantly enhance energy-saving effects when linked with renewable energy devices such as solar power generation. Charge the storage battery during low-cost hours (mainly at night). By using electricity from the charged storage battery during high-cost hours, you can save on electricity bills.

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  ●Important BCP Measures for Companies BCP (Business Continuity Plan) is required to prevent activities from coming to a standstill during a disaster. Securing power supply during emergencies is extremely important. It leads to "peace of mind and safety" in case of unexpected power outages, as well as external "credibility and trust." In recent years, there have been increasing instances of natural disasters that disrupt basic functions. This not only results in economic losses but also negatively impacts a company's brand image. The introduction of energy storage systems can ensure power supply during outages and facilitate the rapid recovery of business operations.

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  ●Ensuring Power Supply is the First Step in BCP Measures In emergencies, companies are required to prepare to continue essential operations. To swiftly implement a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) during a disaster, it is necessary to secure at least the minimum infrastructure. Among these, ensuring power supply during long outages is emphasized as crucial. As a "key" to formulating a Business Continuity Plan, the combination of renewable energy systems and industrial storage batteries is highly effective as "disaster countermeasures." Even if a power outage lasts for an extended period, it becomes possible to respond with self-generated power and storage batteries until recovery.

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  One of the backup power supply systems that can be used safely is a storage battery. More and more companies are introducing storage batteries as emergency power supplies to protect data servers' information and secure communication methods in case of a power outage. By storing electricity in a battery, you can ensure a power source during emergencies. As a BCP measure, why not consider introducing storage batteries to further reduce regular costs?

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