Kansai Electric plans to more than triple Japan battery-storage capacity by 2030
Kansai Electric plans to increase the capacity of battery-storage facilities it operates in Japan from about 450,000 kilowatts to more than 1.5 million kilowatts by 2030, Nikkei reported. The company aims to become Japan’s largest operator by storage capacity and will both develop its own facilities and operate facilities owned by other companies.