Kyocera has developed SoRelia, a technology for designing and predicting the long-term reliability of solar panels, and obtained a patent *4 for this proprietary technology. This technology lets us predict the product life of solar panels
Kyocera launched its solar power generation business in 1975, after the first oil crisis. This was a time when the need for energy alternatives to oil was attracting worldwide attention. However, in the 1980s, oil supply and demand eased,
*1 World''s largest floating solar power plant in terms of output. Claim is based on research by Kyocera TCL Solar LLC (as of January 15, 2016) of projects currently under
Kyocera achieves world''s highest solar cell conversion efficiency: Kyocera''s 10×10cm multicrystalline solar cells achieve 15.1% energy conversion efficiency, setting a world record
Kyoto/London − Kyocera Corporation and Tokyo Century Corporation announced today that Kyocera TCL Solar LLC has completed construction of a 21.1 megawatt (MW) utility-scale solar power plant in Hagi
Since FY2021, the Kyocera Group expanded the use of renewable energy with the implementation of independent power generation and a wheeling system *1 using offsite solar power generation equipment. The Group also concluded a
This is the company''s first solar power plant in Miyagi Prefecture and its second largest solar power plant following the 29.2MW solar power plant in Tottori Prefecture. 103,950 Kyocera
Business outline To sell power produced from solar power generation *1 World''s largest floating solar power plant in terms of output. Claim is based on 15, 2016) of projects currently
During this time, Kyocera has set the standard for harnessing the Sun''s energy with highly reliable and high quality, best-in-class technology ― having produced an accumulated 8 gigawatts of solar power generating equipment to date.
In response to such social trends, Kyocera began developing energy storage systems for residential use, launching a solar power generation-coupled lithium-ion energy storage system in 2012, followed by the commercialization of the
Schiphol-Rijk, The Netherlands – Kyocera Document Solutions Inc., one of the world''s leading document solutions companies, has installed a new solar power generation
Clean Energy from Sunlight: A Priceless Gift for the Next Generation: Kyocera has been at work on solar power generating systems for more than 35 years, developing technologies and
The Kyocera polycrystalline silicon solar cell module underwent the Long-term Sequential Test at TÜV Rheinland, the world''s leading third-party certification body for product safety and quality, making it the first in the world to pass the
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With 180,000m² (over 44 acres) of surface area, 50,904 Kyocera solar modules were installed to generate an estimated 16,170 megawatt hours (MWh) per year ― enough electricity to power approximately 4,970 typical households*2. All power generated is sold to TEPCO Energy Partner, Incorporated.
Kyocera has been a pioneer in developing innovative solar power solutions for over 40 years. During this time, Kyocera has set the standard for harnessing the Sun’s energy with highly reliable and high quality, best-in-class technology ― having produced an accumulated 8 gigawatts of solar power generating equipment to date.
Kyocera established the Sakura Solar Energy Center (Sakura, Chiba) in 1984. The polycrystalline silicon solar power generation system installed at the center continues to operate today, demonstrating its superior technology and long-term reliability. *1 As of March 2022.
Pioneer Kyocera solar power generation, which was one of the first companies in Japan to conduct research and development, continues to break new long-term operation records across the country. World's first *3! Obtained Long-term Sequential Test *4 certification for Solar Panel
Solar panels installed at Kyocera’s Sakura Office in Japan in 1984 are still in operation today. The solar panels at Kyocera's Chiba Sakura Office, which have been in operation since 1984, are still generating power with only 17% degradation as of 2021, the 36th year of operation *7 .
The 13.4MW floating solar power plant will be installed with approximately 50,000 solar installation modules developed by Kyocera. The modules will be installed over a water surface area of 180,000m². The solar power plant will produce approximately 15,635MWh of electricity and offset roughly 7,800t of carbon dioxide emissions every year.
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