Toyota supplier commissions solar carport

Photo courtesy of JTEKT

Photo courtesy of JTEKT

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JTEKT Corporation, a global manufacturer of automotive and industrial components and core member of the Toyota Group, on Thursday announced the commissioning of a 2-megawatt-peak solar carport at a facility in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, delivered under a 20-year power purchase agreement with Peak Energy.
JTEKT expects to save nearly 40 percent on electricity costs through power generated by the solar systems, compared with grid power.