Integrating and controlling various energy resources! Adjusting the balance of electricity supply and demand.
Introducing NR-Power Lab Inc.'s "VPP (Virtual Power Plant) Service." By integrating and controlling various energy resources such as the generation of renewable energy like solar power, charging and discharging of batteries, and electricity consumption of electric vehicles and facilities, we adjust the supply and demand balance of electricity. This system functions as if it were a single power plant, which is why it is called a "Virtual Power Plant (VPP)." Our company is committed to developing a business model that provides sufficient "regulatory power" reliably, at a lower cost, and with minimal environmental impact to promote the adoption of renewable energy. [Features] - Functions as if it were a single power plant - Avoids imbalances - Price difference trading - Avoids output suppression *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has a strong sense of mission to "derive solutions with current technology and not postpone challenges for the future," and we will integrate our strengths across various differences and barriers to realize our ideals. We aim to achieve the early commercialization of VPP services and digital power services, which are the two wheels of problem-solving, contributing to the spread of renewable energy and the realization of a sustainable society. We will connect assets such as storage facilities, load devices, and power generation equipment owned by customers, as well as facilities and business sites involving companies like NGK Insulators and Ricoh, using IoT technology.