SOFAR has successfully secured subsidies from the Japanese government, reinforcing its position as a key player in sustainable energy and disaster resilience. The subsidies, granted through initiatives like the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's Logistics Decarbonization Promotion Subsidy, the Ministry of the Environment's Storage Parity Project, and Ibaraki Prefecture's Energy Transition Promotion Subsidy, aim to promote environmental protection and energy transformation.

According to Yaotao Cao, SOFAR's Japan manager, these subsidies will empower small and medium-sized businesses in vulnerable regions to adopt resilient energy solutions. SOFAR's BTS Series industrial HYD three-phase, three-wire hybrid ESS stands out for its versatility and six energy management modes, offering a five-year product warranty and zero-voltage operation for flexible energy storage.

In a case study featuring Nakano Mode Co., a company transitioning from garment manufacturing to New Year feast delivery services, SOFAR's technology played a key role in achieving sustainability and market success. By integrating SOFAR's energy storage systems, Nakano Mode has both reduced its carbon footprint and enhanced its disaster resilience.

"We are proud to contribute to both energy efficiency and peace of mind during crises," added Cao.

Sources: pv-tech.org