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Japan Benex Unveils Its Largest Solar Power Plant

Japan Benex, a notable player in the renewable energy sector, has officially launched its largest solar power facility to date. Located on the rooftop of the LF Sakai-Koga logistics facility in Sakai Town, Ibaraki Prefecture, this mega solar power station has an impressive capacity of approximately 4.3 megawatts (MW). Utilizing the Feed-in Premium (FIP) system, the Benex Sakai-Koga Solar Port is set to significantly contribute to the region's renewable energy generation.

The installation at the LF Sakai-Koga facility features a total of 6,994 solar panels provided by Trina Solar, making this power station a remarkable achievement for Japan Benex. With an expected annual power generation of around 4,275,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh), the facility is capable of supplying electricity to approximately 1,425 average households. This development not only represents a milestone for Japan Benex but also contributes to the growing push for renewable energy sources throughout Japan.

Facility Overview

The Benex Sakai-Koga Solar Port has been developed in collaboration with Cushman & Wakefield Group through its subsidiary, Cushman & Wakefield Asset Management. The facility is designed as a multi-tenant logistics hub, demonstrating Japan Benex's ability to integrate renewable energy solutions into existing infrastructure.

Key Details:

• - Name: Benex Sakai-Koga Solar Port
• - Owner: Japan Benex Co., Ltd.
• - Location: Sakai Town, Ibaraki Prefecture
• - Output Capacity: 4,301.3kW (DC)
• - Projected Annual Energy Production: Approximately 4,275,000 kWh
• - Panel Manufacturer: Trina Solar
• - PCS Manufacturer: Sungrow
• - FIP Operations Start Date: November 18, 2025

With this new solar plant, Japan Benex now oversees 54 solar power stations in total, with a combined output capacity of roughly 75.3 MW. Among these, 37 are rooftop solar installations at logistics facilities, contributing approximately 66.3 MW, while 29 belong to the FIP category, totaling around 54.3 MW. This significant expansion reflects the company’s commitment to increasing its renewable energy endeavors.

Commitment to Renewable Energy

As Japan Benex continues to develop and operate solar power plants, the company is dedicated to promoting the broader adoption of renewable energy sources in Japan. The shift towards sustainable practices is not just part of their business strategy but also aligns with their core values of creating new value for society in the face of global energy challenges.

About Japan Benex Co., Ltd.

Founded 68 years ago, Japan Benex has built a robust reputation in precision sheet metal processing. Since joining the renewable energy industry in 2012, it has established a new pillar for its operations. Their mantra, 'Continuing to Deliver Good Work,' encapsulates the company’s commitment to introducing innovative solutions that enhance societal value.

For more information about Japan Benex and its projects, visit their official website at Japan Benex.

• - Headquarters: 99-48 Tsukuba-machi, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan
• - CEO: Yohei Kobayashi
• - Founded: 1957
• - Employees: 200 (including group companies)
• - Business Areas:

- Manufacturing (Design and production of various industrial equipment using precision sheet metal processing)
- Environment and Energy (Design, construction, and operation of renewable energy systems)