en.Wedoany.com Reported - GOOMAX Co., Ltd. and JAPAN-ESCO Co., Ltd. held a signing ceremony for the Sakawa Town energy storage project at the GOOMAX Building in Asakusabashi, Tokyo, on the morning of June 25. The two parties successively signed the land purchase and sale contract and the system interconnection rights transfer contract, marking the official entry of the project into the substantive development and advancement stage.

GOOMAX's energy storage segment is a new industry that the company has strategically focused on this year. Leveraging its years of technical accumulation in metal manufacturing, processing, and the photovoltaic industry, the company has continuously advanced its energy storage business, from team building and technology product reserves to market research and project implementation. The launch of the Sakawa Town project is the result of these preparatory efforts.

Japan is one of the markets with strong demand for energy storage globally, facing urgent needs in renewable energy integration and power system stability. Leveraging its manufacturing foundation and supply chain advantages in aluminum profiles, photovoltaic mounting systems, prefabricated houses, and aluminum doors and windows, GOOMAX has completed the capability building for its energy storage segment and promoted project implementation within a relatively short period.

This project, fully independently invested, constructed, and long-term self-operated by GOOMAX, is the company's first energy storage segment project overseas in Japan. The core energy storage system of the project is GOOMAX's own equipment, and the company independently completed the entire station design. Located in Sakawa Town, Kochi Prefecture, in the Shikoku region of Japan, the energy storage station has a capacity of 2MW/8MWh and can be applied in scenarios such as regional grid peak shaving, peak-valley electricity price arbitrage, and emergency power supply. It is planned to be connected to the grid and delivered within this year.

GOOMAX has formulated a systematic development plan for the overseas energy storage market, and more GOOMAX-branded energy storage stations are expected to be implemented in other regions in the future.

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