Japonè Solè PPA biznis sou ogmantasyon
Mar 10, 2022
umitomo, Sunseap ak Shikoku Electric ap kolabore pou bay PPA bilateral yo bay gwo itilizatè pouvwa nan Japon. Consortium a pral opere atravè yon antrepriz konjwen -konstwi epi li pral ofri twa opsyon PPA diferan.
Founisè ekipman elektrik Japonè ak gwoup endistriyèl Sumitomo Corporation ap travay ak konpayi kouran elektrik Japonè Shikoku Electric Power ak pwomotè solè Singaporean Sunseap pou devlope pwojè enèji solè nan Japon anba yon akò acha pouvwa.
Twa konpayi yo pral opere pa yon antrepriz, Sun Trinity LLC, pou pote enèji solè bay gwo itilizatè elektrisite atravè kat akò bilateral diferan.
One of the three options the consortium has offered is an on-site PPA, which sells electricity to customers through installations operated by Sun Trinity on rooftops and other locations of electricity customers. The second option includes off-site PPAs, through which the joint venture sells electricity to the buyer from a solar farm located off the consumer's premises and feeds it into the grid.
Twazyèm opsyon a se modèl biznis Virtual Power Plant (VPP), ki nòmalman jere distribiye resous solè ak depo enèji epi li bay sèvis griy. Opsyon final la pral genyen modèl Energy Services Company (ESCO), kote antrepriz konjwen an bay sèvis enèji pou itilizatè final yo, tankou enstalasyon sistèm fotovoltaik, deplwaman ekipman enèji -efikas, ak renovasyon bilding yo.
In a press release, Sumitomo stated, "The company can leverage Sumitomo and Shikoku Electric's long-standing expertise in the power business, as well as a range of related business infrastructures we have built in Japan over the years, while also leveraging Sunseap in solar power generation. world-class capabilities in engineering design and associated equipment procurement."
According to current regulations in Japan, corporate PPAs must have power companies involved, with the exception of on-site PPAs, where both physical and virtual forms of PPA are allowed. In a brick-and-mortar PPA, the electricity buyer pays the generator a fixed fee through the retailer, including "packaging" and management fees.
