Solar Server is the power generation, electricity accumulation and electric supply system. It is the first approach that is supplying power just made from photovoltaic to the server for 365 days in Japan.

We started research in 2006, and have started the data center business with first power plant since June 2010. Terminals more than 1100 sets are connected and applied now.


Large sized accumulation-of-electricity equipment called HIT solar cell by SANYO and an original managerial system make possible equalization of an electric power output and stabilization of frequency and voltage.

The renewable energy which tends to become unstable according to a weather situation is always supplied stably.


In order to use sunlight utmost and to perform prolonged power generation, a solar panels move to the west from the east synchronizing with the sun.

This automatic tailing makes safe and efficient power generation for 6 hours or more a day.


Unstable battery storage equipment system is divided into a number group, and it stores in the charge course according to amount of solar isolation, and a battery charge situation.

As for power supply, it is a full automatic battery exchange system.

It supplies power preferentially from the storage battery group charged to the rated value.

This system called BRS makes possible the stable electric power supply for a long period of time, prolong the life of a battery by leaps and bounds, and makes environment load to the minimum.

Battery Bank

As independent type of photovoltaic generation plant, the first electric power sell cooperation in Japan was accepted.

By original development array switch, the surplus electric power which generated from sunlight but could not store in the batterys are automatically supplied to the Tokyo Electric Power.

The electric power by clean sunlight which does not generate carbon dioxide is supplied, and it contributes to electric power shortage dissolution and CO2 emissions cut.


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