Solar Power Generation

Generate your own electricity at home. Why not give solar power a try?

It’s gentle on your family’s budget while also helping to protect our precious planet for future generations. Why not start living the solar-powered life with “Kitayama”?

Generating and using electricity: Home power generation using sunlight

Solar power generation involves using solar panels installed on rooftops to capture sunlight and generate electricity, which is then converted for household use and distributed to electrical appliances and other devices. It is gaining attention as a form of self-generation that will support our future lifestyles.

An economical system that allows you to sell excess electricity

Through the grid connection system with the utility company, you can sell any surplus electricity generated and not used during the day, and purchase electricity at night or on rainy days when generation is low. Over the course of a year, this buying and selling covers most of your electricity costs.

Because it’s renewable and clean, your daily life helps protect the environment

Resources such as oil, which are used to generate electricity, are finite, and they also emit large amounts of CO2, contributing to global warming. Solar power, which utilizes a clean and inexhaustible energy source, is a way to protect the environment through everyday life.

You can use electricity even during typhoons and other disasters, ensuring peace of mind in your daily life.

Even during prolonged power outages caused by disasters such as typhoons or earthquakes, a solar power system can continue to supply electricity in standalone mode. Simply plug the electrical appliances you wish to use into the dedicated outlet, and you can use the electricity generated by the system.

Mr./Ms. H of Kimotsuki Town

I had been interested in solar power even before we built our house, and after hearing the explanation from Kitayama, we decided to have the system installed.
When I finally installed it, I was amazed. Almost every month, the electricity we sell exceeds the amount we buy. Now, we actually look forward to selling electricity, and the whole family has started making an effort to conserve energy.
In many ways, installing solar panels has been a positive move for us.

Mr./Ms. T of Kushira Town

I am very satisfied with the solar power system and the all-electric setup (including the induction cooktop).
Before we switched to all-electric, our monthly utility bills—electricity and gas combined—totaled about 20,000 yen, but now our electricity bill alone is about 6,600 yen, which is just one-third of what it used to be.
Plus, it helps reduce CO2 emissions—a major cause of global warming—so it’s good for the environment and leaves both my wallet and my mood feeling great. On sunny mornings, I wake up feeling absolutely fantastic.

Mr./Ms. U, Kanoya City

We installed a solar power system when the house was first built, and we’ve really seen the benefits.
Nowadays, I make a point of conserving energy every day, and I actually look forward to the monthly meter reading.