Kyocera Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation

How much electricity does Kyocera generate?

With 180,000m² (over 44 acres) of surface area, 50,904 Kyocera solar modules were installed to generate an estimated 16,170 megawatt hours (MWh) per year ― enough electricity to power approximately 4,970 typical households*2. All power generated is sold to TEPCO Energy Partner, Incorporated.

Does Kyocera have a solar energy center?

Kyocera established the Sakura Solar Energy Center (Sakura, Chiba) in 1984. The polycrystalline silicon solar power generation system installed at the center continues to operate today, demonstrating its superior technology and long-term reliability. *1 As of March 2022.

How efficient are Kyocera solar panels?

Kyocera's solar panels range in efficiency from 14.75% to 16.11%. Kyocera offers a ten-year materials warranty. Shop for Kyocera solar panels (and many other brands!) today on the EnergySage Marketplace. There are four key metrics that you should review as you evaluate solar panel quality: efficiency, performance, warranties, and price.

Who makes Kyocera solar panels?

In 1982, Kyocera was the first company in the world to begin mass production of solar panels, and over the past 30 years, Kyocera has systematically collected market-installed products from around the world and accumulated panel degradation data.

What makes Kyocera solar panels unique?

Kyocera began research and development of solar panels in 1975, and from the very beginning, Kyocera’s primary focus has been on long-term reliability. In the process, we developed a proprietary encapsulant, which is highly resistant to environmental stresses, and we have patented this technology.

Are Kyocera solar panels still in operation?

Solar panels installed at Kyocera’s Sakura Office in Japan in 1984 are still in operation today. The solar panels at Kyocera's Chiba Sakura Office, which have been in operation since 1984, are still generating power with only 17% degradation as of 2021, the 36th year of operation *7 .