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NTT Anode Energy and Power X's New Battery Storage Facility in Hakodate

In a significant advancement for renewable energy management, Power X, headquartered in Tamano City, Okayama, has successfully supplied three units of its Mega Power 2700A battery storage systems to NTT Anode Energy's newly established facility in Hakodate, Hokkaido. The systems, boasting a combined capacity of 8,226 kWh, are set to play a crucial role in stabilizing the electricity supply in the region.

The Hakodate Battery Storage Facility will connect to the local power grid, allowing it to charge during times of excess electricity generation and discharge when there is a shortfall. This process will help maintain a balance between energy supply and demand, marking a critical step towards increasing the adoption of renewable energy sources in the area.

This latest installation is the second of its kind for NTT Anode Energy, following the completion of the Fukuoka Wakamatsu Battery Storage Facility in April 2025. Notably, this is the first time Power X has delivered its systems to a location in Hokkaido, further expanding its footprint within the country.

Key Information:
1. Delivered Product: Three units of Mega Power 2700A Battery Storage System by Power X.
2. Installation Location: Hakodate Battery Storage Facility, Setogawa-cho, Hakodate City, Hokkaido.
3. Battery System Details:
- Number of Containers: 3
- Nominal Capacity: 8,226 kWh (equivalent to the daily electricity usage of around 720 households)
- PCS Output: 1,999 kW
- Operator: NTT Anode Energy Co., Ltd.
- EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction): Tsukaken Co., Ltd.
4. About the Mega Power 2700A System:
- Size: 20-foot ISO standard container
- Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)
- Battery Capacity: Nominal capacity is 2,742 kWh, rated capacity is 2,468 kWh (per unit)
- Production Location: Tamano City, Okayama

Power X is a leader in the domestic manufacturing of battery systems, while NTT Anode Energy stands out as a top-tier operator of battery storage facilities in Japan. Together, they are set to collaborate on further expansions in battery storage, contributing significantly to Japan's goals for carbon neutrality.

The strategic partnership between these two companies underscores a growing commitment to embrace sustainable energy solutions and promote the integration of renewable energy systems across Japan. As both companies look to the future, they are poised to make impactful contributions to the evolving landscape of energy management in the region. Their combined expertise and innovative technologies are crucial for facilitating a smoother transition towards a more sustainable energy future.