PowerX Delivers Grid-Scale Battery Energy Storage System to Kuriharant

TOKYO, JAPAN — PowerX, Inc. (Head Office: Tamano City, Okayama Prefecture; Director, President and CEO: Masahiro Ito) announced that it has delivered three units of its "Mega Power 2700A" battery energy storage system (BESS), with a total capacity of 8,226 kWh, to Kurihalant Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Kita-ku, Osaka City; President and CEO: Kazuhisa Shikaya). The systems have been installed at a new grid-scale battery farm on the grounds of Daigo Town Hall in Ibaraki Prefecture.

The "Daigo Battery Farm," equipped with PowerX's BESS, connects to the power grid in the Tokyo area, charging during periods of excess electricity and discharging during peak demand to help stabilize the supply-demand balance. The facility also features BCP (Business Continuity Planning) functionality, enabling power supply during outages. In the event of a disaster, it will serve as an emergency power source for the "Daigo Town Training Center," a designated evacuation shelter.

Kurihalant, a comprehensive engineering company with extensive experience in power infrastructure, and PowerX, a domestic manufacturer of BESS, will continue their collaboration on a second project, the "Awaji Island Battery Farm." Together, the two companies aim to contribute to Japan's carbon neutrality goals through these battery storage facilities.

1. System Delivered

A total of 3 units of PowerX's "Mega Power 2700A" Grid-Scale  BESS

2. Installation Site and System Details

• Project Name: "Daigo Battery Farm"

• Location: 662 Kitadake, Daigo Town, Kuji District, Ibaraki Prefecture

• Number of Battery Containers: 3 units

• Total Storage Capacity: 8,226 kWh (Nominal Capacity)

• PCS Output: 1.9 MW

• Commercial Operation: January 2026 (scheduled)

• Operator: Kurihalant Co., Ltd.

3. "Mega Power 2700A" Specifications

• Size: 20-foot container (ISO standard)

• Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP)

• Nominal Capacity: 2,742 kWh (per unit)

• Place of Production: Tamano City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan

[Image] Battery Farm Exterior

[Image] Emergency Power Panel (100V/200V compatible) for use during disasters