ORIX powers Kansai and Osaka airports with 23.4 MW solar energy

Kansai and Osaka airports received 23.4 MW of solar from ORIX, supplying onsite power and cutting CO2 emissions by 12,300 tons annually.

author-image
By Prudhvi Rani
New Update
ORIX Corporation

ORIX completed Japanโ€™s largest airport onsite PPA, supplying Kansai and Osaka airports with 23.4 MW of solar power starting February 1, 2025. Image Source: Superadsmaker/Pixabay

Japan-based ORIX Corporation has installed solar power systems at Kansai International Airport and Osaka International Airport. Kansai Airports operates both airports. The total capacity of the systems is about 23.4 MW. Power supply will begin on February 1, 2025. ORIX set up a special purpose company (SPC) as the power producer. The SPC installed about 22.8 MW at Kansai International Airport and 0.6 MW at Osaka International Airport. ORIX Renewable Energy Management Corporation will manage operation and maintenance. The generated power will be used onsite. Kansai International Airport will generate about 27,800 MWh per year. This will cover 16.6% of its power use. Osaka International Airport will generate 600 MWh per year. This will cover 1.3% of its power use. The total power generation will reduce CO2 emissions by about 12,300 tons per year. ORIX is expanding corporate PPAs by using consumer-owned land and rooftops for solar installations.ย 

Advertisment {'id': '67a072ad08d2075205d3719a', 'source_name': 'ORIX', 'source_link': 'https://www.orix.co.jp/grp/en/newsrelease/pdf/250131_ORIXE.pdf', 'contact_name': '', 'contact_email': ''}
Advertisment

Scan to join our channel

QR Code
Latest Stories