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Sharp Installs Solar Power Systems at ponds of MinebeaMitsumi*1 Plants in Thailand

Contributing to reduction of GHG emissions by 10MW-dc of solar power capacity

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Sharp Energy Solutions Corporation (SESJ)*2 has successfully installed solar power system at ponds of plant in Thailand run by MinebeaMitsumi Inc. The plant is the Bang Pa-in Plant in Ayutthaya Province. 

MinebeaMitsumi plans to install solar power systems in its facilities worldwide, as part of an environmental move towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its operations. Operation began on July 7, 2023, after the completion of obtaining the permit & License on the solar power system. 

The solar power system has an output of 10.1 MW-dc, which is one of the largest solar power systems installed by SESJ in factory territory in Thailand*3. 

The solar power will generate approximately 14,529 MWh annually. This translates to an annual reduction in greenhouse gases of roughly 7,543 t-CO2. The generated electricity will be used within the plants, allowing them to reduce the amount of electricity they purchase from the grid. 

SESJ is ever more committed to contributing to further expansion of renewable energy worldwide. 

 

Location 

Output 

(module capacity) 

Annual power generation 
capacity (estimate) 

Offset greenhouse gas 
emissions (estimate) 

Start of 
operation 

Bang Pa-in Plant 
(Bang Pa-in District, Ayutthaya Province, Thailand) 

Approx. 

10.1 MW-dc 

Approx. 14,529 MWh/year 

Approx. 7,543 t-CO2/year 
(equivalent) 

July 7, 2023 

 

*1 MinebeaMitsumi Inc. is a manufacturer of precision components such as bearings, motor components, measuring instruments, and other electronic components. 
Headquarters: Kitasaku-gun, Nagano Prefecture, Japan; Representative: Yoshihisa Kainuma, Representative Director, CEO, and COO 

*2 SESJ is a subsidiary of Sharp Corporation, specialising in energy solutions, such as sales of PV systems and installation of electrical equipment. 
Headquarters: Yao, Osaka Prefecture, Japan; President: Hiroshi Sasaoka 

*3 As of November 21, 2023. 

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