Reflecting on World Smart Energy Week Spring, which started on February 19th last month at Tokyo Big Sight, the event provided valuable opportunities to engage with industry professionals and discuss the evolving energy landscape. It was a pleasure connecting with many of you at our booth (S2-8, South Hall 2) and learning more about your project requirements.

In our conversations with visitors, addressing specific site challenges within Japan emerged as a key topic. Our Single-Post ground mount system garnered attention for its suitability in mountainous terrain and areas susceptible to heavy snow or high winds. It utilizes hot-dip galvanized carbon steel, providing excellent durability and corrosion resistance.



Visitors also focused on solutions for diverse installation environments. The waterproof solar carport features a dual sealing approach (strips and drainage channels) and a streamlined structure for faster installation. For water-based applications, we presented the G5M floating PV system. The system uses HDPE floats and Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium (ZAM) coated steel structures. G5M performs well in various water conditions, including those found in typhoon-prone regions. Its modular design also facilitates faster deployment.



Rooftop solutions continue to be significant. The Ballast system for flat roofs balances stability with potentially reduced ballast loads. For profiled metal roofs common in Japan, our clamps provide secure, load-bearing fastening.



We remain focused on providing dependable and effective mounting structures for solar energy projects. Thank you again to everyone who visited our booth in Tokyo. We look forward to continuing these conversations and contributing to upcoming solar initiatives.