Power Revolution: Pioneering the Future with Autonomous, Distributed, and Flexibly Grid‑Connected Sources

• Hours: 9:00–18:00 (little overtime for office roles)
• Days off: Weekends & national holidays (rare Saturday work for construction)
• Annual holidays: 122+ days
• Bonus: Provided
• PTO: 3 days at joining; +10 days after 6 months
• Women are very welcome; many thrive as electricians and in other roles
• Support for certifications & learning

3D modeling that considers meteorology, obstacles, racking angle, module & inverter characteristics, and stringing; performance evaluation with PVSyst; competitive procurement via direct sourcing; and experienced, efficient construction. See details.

Always‑on monitoring, unlimited call‑outs (incl. minor repair), and biannual reports. We analyze telemetry continuously so we can respond fast—independent of periodic inspection cycles. See details.

IV‑curve tracing and on‑site diagnosis even without existing monitoring; optimization proposals incl. optimizers and over‑paneling; we also handle non‑I‑S3 plants. See details · Repowering special.

Safe, reliable systems leveraging optimizers (e.g., SolarEdge), enabling placement even with shade or on the north side; realistic generation estimates via detailed simulation. See details.

Home charging (AC 200V / Level‑2) is the backbone; we also deploy destination charging at hotels and businesses, and multi‑bay load‑sharing at workplaces. Same‑day survey & install available in many cases. Overview · Install examples.

Cloud‑connected programmable camera for plant monitoring and a low‑cost outage notification device “Denkinaizo®” that emails stakeholders instantly on power loss. Monitoring camera · Denkinaizo.

Python‑centric apps, IoT/control, and AI solutions; data analysis support and 3D presentation assets. Software development · Renewables + IoT.

Solar PV is a key to sustainable living. Batteries make that possible in daily life, and the most familiar, fast‑spreading battery is the EV. PV is already widespread thanks to low cost and easy installation almost anywhere, making it a resilient distributed source that taps virtually limitless solar energy. Yet we still need electricity at night and in bad weather, so storage is essential. With enough batteries, self‑sufficiency on renewables alone is no dream. EVs accelerate battery uptake close to home. Through the spread of PV and EVs, we contribute to a sustainable society.

Local generation for local use is rising, and PV is the most installable and cost‑effective distributed source. Resource prices have surged, lifting electricity costs for households and businesses. Announced utility price hikes—30–40% in some regions—magnify the burden. The root issue is reliance on imported fuels that are volatile and unpredictable. Reducing overseas dependence and shifting toward renewable, locally‑produced energy such as solar PV is the only sustainable path.