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TAOKE Energy's Entry into the Primary Adjustment Market

TAOKE Energy Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tokyo, has made a groundbreaking move by entering Japan's primary adjustment market through its energy storage projects located in Aichi Prefecture and Mie Prefecture. This marks the company's first venture into such a market using its self-developed aggregation system, which will officially begin operations in July 2026.

The projects in question are being advanced through a special purpose company, PP6 LLC, and involve the use of external funding to support the energy storage fund initiative. This entry into the primary adjustment market exemplifies TAOKE's commitment to innovate and leverage funding opportunities for its energy storage portfolio.

Overview of the Energy Storage Facilities

Aichi Prefecture, Chita District, Aikawa Town

• - Rated Output: 2MW
• - Capacity: 8MWh
• - Market Entry Date: July 22, 2026

Mie Prefecture, Shima City, Ago Town

• - Rated Output: 2MW
• - Capacity: 8MWh
• - Market Entry Date: July 27, 2026

In the primary adjustment market, timely and precise responses to fluctuations in electrical frequency are crucial. Lithium-ion batteries can provide adjustments without significantly impacting charge and discharge levels, thus allowing flexibility for integrated market operations. As a result, these systems enhance profitability and operational viability for grid-connected battery facilities.

To satisfy the demands of this evolving market landscape, TAOKE is advocating an integrated approach—known as the SI-EM-AG model—combining design and construction (SI), advanced energy management (EM), and market trading operations (AG). This model seeks to deliver comprehensive solutions to improve efficiency and performance in energy storage operations.

For its entry into the primary adjustment market, TAOKE has linked its proprietary aggregation system with an advanced energy management system. The aim is to ensure robust control verification following interconnection with the grid, assuring compliance with the primary adjustment market's stringent requirements.

TAOKE's unique approach facilitates stable market operations for its fund investment projects and strengthens its commitment to maximizing the business value of grid-connected storage systems. Furthermore, by collaborating with partner companies and through self-managed operational bases, TAOKE is focused on accumulating expertise and technologies in storage development and market operations.

Ultimately, the company aims to pursue the long-term stable operation of grid batteries while maximizing their economic efficiency. TAOKE Energy's commitment to innovation and strategic partnerships positions the company well for future growth, benefiting not only its stakeholders but also the overall electrification landscape in Japan.