(1)Constructing Power Plants, Substations and Transmission Lines
- Thermal power generation (steam power generation)
Fires fossil fuel (coal, crude oil, heavy oil, natural gas, etc.) in a boiler to produce steam, and generates power using steam turbines and generators
- Hydraulic power generation
Uses water drop or the capacity of natural rivers, waterfalls or lakes to generate power
- Gas turbine power generation
Pressurizes, heats and combusts air/fuel, and uses its emissions to directly turn the turbine and generate power
- Combined-cycle gas turbine power generation
Sends emissions from gas turbine generation to a boiler to produce steam and regenerate power through a steam turbine and generator
- Co-generation
A system that reuses heat or steam produced during generation, offering excellent energy efficiency and a significant positive impact on cost and energy conservation
- Renewable energy
Power generation: Uses sunlight, wind, small/medium hydraulic power, geothermal energy, waste, biomass, oceanic energy (tides, waves) to generate power
Heat use: Uses solar and biomass heat- Diesel power generation
Turns a generator with an engine that uses light or heavy oil to generate power
- New energy
Includes methanol and fuel cell power generation in addition to the recyclable energy listed above
(Fuel Cell Japan, Co., Ltd. conducts maintenance of fuel cells within Japan)- Others
Delivery of main equipment and procurement of auxiliary equipment, balance of plant and spare
parts concerning substations, power plants and transmission lines
(2) Investment Business
M&A of power plant operation and maintenance companies
