Sustainable Holdings Launches Park Business Combining Water Generation And Solar Power
The pitch is aimed squarely at companies that cannot easily build on their own land, turning an idle-asset maintenance problem into a carbon-neutral-ready ESG and BCP line item that can be written into an integrated report.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Sustainable Holdings has launched "Sustainable Park Produce," a business for companies that own factory sites, company land, and idle real estate. The service combines the atmospheric water generation device "AirElixir" with solar generation and high-capacity storage batteries, building rest park spaces that supply their own water and power without underground piping. In normal times the space is a plastic-free water station for employees; during disasters it works as a self-sufficient disaster prevention base.
The equipment can be placed in deep parts of a site or green zones where existing water pipes and grid power are hard to install, and it produces drinking water that meets Japanese Waterworks Act standards, the company said. The company frames the result as a quantitative ESG measure concrete enough to publish.
The service is aimed at companies struggling with maintenance costs for factory sites, green spaces, and idle company-owned land, and with giving concrete form to substantive ESG investment and community contribution measures. Sustainable Holdings says it fused solar and storage battery integration technology from its energy business with AirElixir, which draws safe drinking water from ambient air.
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