Our company, established in November 2010, experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake in March of the following year. Fortunately, there was no major damage to our employees or offices, but we will never forget the great damage it caused to people, mainly in the Tohoku region. After the earthquake, the nuclear power plant accident, lines of cars lining up at gas stations, rolling blackouts, and power conservation efforts made us reconsider what energy is and its importance, which we had often taken for granted.

As you all know, solar cells are a very attractive technology that can generate electricity anywhere in sunlight. Together with our members who have been involved in the solar cell industry since before the company was established, we want more people to become familiar with renewable energy as an energy option. I have decided. Through our main product, bifacial panels, we have been working to offer useful and attractive proposals to customers in the snowy Tohoku region who have had to abandon the installation of solar cells due to snowfall. I did. In recent years, we have been working hard every day to propose and popularize independent solar cell systems that can be used by people in Southeast Asia, where electricity demand is unstable. ​We will continue making proposals to make renewable energy more accessible to more people.