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TAOKE Energy Advances Energy Storage Solutions

TAOKE Energy, headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, has made a significant step in bolstering Japan's energy storage capabilities by successfully completing the grid connection of its high-voltage storage facility in Akita City, known as the Akita City 2MW High-Voltage Battery Storage. The formal connection to the grid was finalized on May 19, 2026, marking a pivotal achievement in the implementation of distributed energy resources.

Aiming for Entry into Primary Regulation Market

The company is set to enter the primary regulation market, aimed at providing offline adjustment power by August 2026. This market requires an exceptional level of operational proficiency, demanding response times of under 10 seconds and continuous operation durations exceeding 5 minutes. By joining this market, TAOKE Energy aims to enhance the stability of Japan's energy grid.

Accelerating Development and Operations Nationwide

TAOKE has an established record, having previously entered the primary regulation market with three projects, echoing its commitment to stable operations since launching its first project in November 2025. The recent completion of the Akita battery storage facility is another demonstration of the company’s operational expertise. This facility is also one of the initial projects included in TAOKE's first battery storage fund, which completed its fundraising by the end of February 2026.

The company plans to expand its battery storage business with a long-term outlook, focusing not only on operational performance but also on maintenance and management of these facilities.

Project Overview

Here is a summary of the Akita City project:

• - Project Name: Akita City 2MW Battery Storage
• - Location: Akita City, Akita Prefecture
• - Rated Output: 2MW
• - Capacity: 8MWh
• - Grid Connection Date: May 19, 2026

Background and Objectives: Strengthening Renewable Energy Integration

The push for increasing renewable energy integration into the grid emphasizes the importance of maintaining balance and ensuring sufficient adjustment power. As the demand for battery storage systems that can handle short-term demand fluctuations rises, the role of grid storage facilities becomes increasingly vital in supporting future grid infrastructure.

TAOKE Energy commits to utilizing its advanced control technologies and operational know-how to provide comprehensive solutions, spanning from the development of storage facilities to their operational and maintenance phases. This approach will contribute to the stable supply of adjustment power and the overall stabilization of Japan's energy infrastructure.

In conclusion, TAOKE Energy’s initiatives demonstrate a proactive approach in addressing the evolving market demands and enhancing the resilience of Japan’s energy ecosystem, setting a foundation for a sustainable energy future.