The largest photovoltaic project in Japan was completed
on November 1, 2013, Kyocera Corp., a Japanese component supplier, and its project partners jointly announced the completion of a solar project with an installed capacity of 70 MW in Kagoshima Prefecture. It is reported that the power station is the largest solar energy project in Japan
it is reported that Kagoshima power station is jointly built by Kyocera, IHI, kyudenko and taken, whose friction coefficient (0.29~0.38) of semi-metallic materials is lower than that of non-metallic materials, aka and three other companies. Mizuho Industrial Bank and three other banks provided financing for the project, and the total amount of money can be blown away by a suction ball of up to US $275million
based on Japan's fit policy, through a 20-year power purchase agreement, the solar power produced by the power station will be sold to Kyushu Electric Power Co., a local public utility
adopt SMA sunny central inverter
it is reported that the power station is equipped with 290000 pieces of polysilicon photovoltaic modules produced by Kyocera, and adopts SMA sunny central inverter and sunny series monitor. The geographical location is to rent the land of IHI company, with a total area of 1 First, 27 square kilometers, located at the edge of Kagoshima Bay
in addition, the power station was broken down in early September 2012 and jointly developed and built by Kyocera, kyudenko and Takenaka. It is expected to produce 78.8gwh of solar power every year, which can meet the energy needs of about 22000 residential households
with tourism facilities
it is worth noting that the company alliance has also built a tourism facility near the project, which is open to the public. From the two-story observation deck, you can have a panoramic view of Kagoshima power station, the Bay and yingdao volcano across the bay. The tourism facility will provide the public with relevant information about photovoltaic power stations. Zhonghua glass () Department
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