Available in three pricing types: Choose your electricity rate plan.

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**Response to Common Concerns** Q1. Is there a risk that electricity costs will skyrocket when switching to renewable energy? A1. You can choose a plan that matches your risk tolerance. If you want to avoid sudden price surges, you can select the "power source-linked menu," which limits the proportion of purchases from the market, allowing for budget stabilization and mitigation of price increase risks. Q2. Are there any initial costs or construction required for the switch? A2. No, there are none. The switch can be completed solely by changing the electricity contract, so there is no need for customers to invest in solar panels or new equipment. Q3. Can the procured electricity be reported as external environmental value? A3. Yes. The power sources supplied will, in principle, use FIT non-fossil certificates (designated renewable energy) or non-FIT non-fossil certificates (designated renewable energy). This allows it to be treated as 100% renewable energy electricity (with an adjusted emission factor of zero), which can be utilized for environmental reporting and other purposes. Contracts can be made across a wide area from Hokkaido to Kyushu.

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【Main Uses and Application Situations】 1. Manufacturing industries and factories that want to increase the renewable energy ratio while avoiding soaring electricity costs. By introducing a "power source-linked menu" in factories where electricity price volatility directly impacts profits, it becomes easier to establish budget forecasts, achieve effective 100% renewable energy, and meet decarbonization demands across the entire supply chain (such as Scope 3 reduction requests). 2. Facilities that want to optimize electricity costs using storage batteries and BEMS. For businesses that own storage batteries or can adjust operating hours (peak shifting), the "market-linked menu" can be utilized. By concentrating electricity usage (or charging) during times when market prices are low, they aim for significant cost reductions compared to traditional electricity rates while still relying on effective renewable energy. 3. Companies that want to smoothly proceed with switching from old general electricity providers. By choosing the "standard menu," it becomes possible to achieve effective renewable energy while maintaining the same structure as the previous fuel cost adjustment system. This makes it easier to explain to management that "environmental value can be added without changing the pricing structure," facilitating smooth internal approval and implementation.