MIRARTH Energy Solutions (changed company name on April 1, formerly Leben Clean Energy, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), a renewable energy production subsidiary of MIRARTH Holdings Group, focuses on developing real estate such as apartments, has cooperated with Toho Gas. The electricity purchase contract has been signed.
Examples of mid-range solar systems developed and operated in Hokkaido
(Source: MIRARTH Holdings)
MIRARTH Energy Solutions has extensive experience in developing and operating medium-sized solar power plants with a capacity of several hundred kilowatts and in recent years has cooperated with large gas companies to use the system specified wholesale supply without changing electricity sales through the Feed- in Tariff (FIT) system. (Related column: Developing mid-sized solar power plants at more than 100 locations, providing new generation through PPAs and specific wholesalers)
These retail electricity suppliers will use solar energy generated through specific wholesale supplies for renewable energy supply plans and other purposes within their electricity portfolio. However, because FIT electricity has no environmental value, it is combined with fossil-free certifications and offered to customers with a need for renewable electricity, such as member customers. RE100 capsules.
This contract with Toho Gas is separate from the specific wholesale supply contract for FIT. In the Chubu region, where Toho Gas is headquartered, a new solar power plant with a total capacity of about 1.6MW will be developed without using FIT. Toho Gas, as a retail electric utility, will purchase renewable energy and high value-added environmental value and supply it to customers.
If retail power companies are positioned as consumers, it can be said that the scheme is similar to the so-called external corporate PPAs (power supply agreements).
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