At peak performance, Kyocera’s 230kW system which at peak performance, will cover 8.2% of the facilities energy use, allowing it to reduce its consumption of grid-provided electricity.
In combination with the solar energy produced, the facility expects to be able to achieve its 15% energy-reduction target by undertaking various measures such as using power generators, setting air-conditioning to 28 degrees Celsius, turning off unnecessary lighting, and setting all office computers to low-power mode.
With this recent addition, 26 locations in the Kyocera’s global network are solar power-equipped with a total of over 2.2MW, the company said.
Kyocera is engaged in the supply of solar power generating systems, telecommunications equipment, printers, copiers, electronic components, semiconductor packages, cutting tools and industrial ceramics globally.
