Shibata Shoji Co., Ltd. donated a "Generator Elsona" to Fukuchiyama City. It was featured in the "RyoTan Daily News"!
At the presentation ceremony, a letter of appreciation was awarded to Shibata Shoji Co., Ltd., and this was featured in the "Ryotan Daily News." Our "Generator Elsona" has a delivery record of over 1,800 units, primarily to municipalities across the country, and is actively used in evacuation shelters. Fukuchiyama City is said to be a region in Kyoto Prefecture that experiences many disasters. We hope that this donation will be utilized in disaster prevention training and will contribute to the community's "safety and security" as a strong ally in securing power during emergencies.
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Our company is engaged in a variety of business activities centered around energy solutions, design, and urban development, delivering new value to society and contributing to the happiness of our customers, business partners, employees, and all people. We propose suitable energy solutions tailored to our customers' environments, focusing on small generators, solar power systems, and battery storage systems. Furthermore, we will continue to be an entity that makes society more attractive by creating new spaces and values through urban development and design, without limiting ourselves to the energy sector and from a creative perspective. We are also actively involved in social contribution activities, such as our "1.5 for the future" initiative, which delivers about 1.5% of our sales to non-profit organizations promoting the adoption of renewable energy, the establishment of "power generation stations" that supply electricity during disasters, support for the areas affected by the "Noto Peninsula Earthquake of Reiwa Year 6," and the publication of disaster prevention columns by employees who are all certified disaster prevention specialists.