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■Significant reduction of CO2 emissions with a carbon-neutral wood pellet air conditioning system ■Yazaki's solar thermal system, with over 50 years of experience, significantly reduces hot water energy consumption ■Utilizing 7°C cold water generated from waste heat, exhaust heat, wastewater, and sewage for improving labor conditions through air conditioning and energy savings in process cooling ■A variety of implementation methods for solar power generation systems, from company-owned to PPA ■Easily reduce air conditioning load just by switching to vacuum-insulated windows ■Easily implemented LEDs provide high-efficiency lighting equipment with a short payback period on investment

The world is actively moving towards decarbonization and carbon neutrality in 2030 and 2050. Government policies are also being revised across various ministries with a focus on green strategies. A notable example is the revised Energy Conservation Act that came into effect on April 1 of this year. After the revision, the demands have increased for: - Rationalization of all energy use - Transition to non-fossil energy (renewable energy) - Optimization of electricity demand (flattening of electricity demand) The transition to non-fossil energy is likely to become a challenge for many companies. Therefore, we hope to assist with our technology.

- Utilizing heat generated in the factory building for heating and cooling - Using rooftops for solar power generation - Replacing the windows in the office building with vacuum insulated windows and fluorescent lights with LEDs By implementing these measures, energy savings can be achieved. Even if all options have been exhausted or if solar power generation cannot be adopted due to structural limitations, such as load-bearing capacity, our air conditioning system using wood pellets can provide a carbon-neutral solution without putting a burden on the building structure and with a smaller footprint.