to-the-point: NTT completes 2.96-MW PV system in Japan's Aichi

to-the-point: NTT completes 2.96-MW PV system in Japan's Aichi

Solar farm in Japan. Author: Haruhiko Okumura. License: Creative Commons, Attribution 2.0 Generic.

Japanese firm NTT Facilities Inc, a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (TYO:9432), announced today it has inaugurated a 2.96-MW solar power plant in Okazaki city, Aichi Prefecture.

The construction of the park began on February 18, 2016 and was finalised on June 29. The solar array has an estimated annual output of 3,400 MWh, enough to meet electricity demand from some 950 local households.

Back in June, the company also broke ground on two PV plants, a 1-MW facility in Hiroshima prefecture and a 11.66-MW plant in Fukushima prefecture.

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