Mr. C.H. Ko, executive director of Delta Electronics, (Japan) Inc., stated that with global revenue of USD$7.58 billion in 2015, Delta continuously provides energy-efficient products and solutions for sustainability. Delta’s innovative green technologies have been widely applied in various segments all over the world.

For the Japan market, in response to electricity deregulation policies, Delta recently began operating its first proprietary solar plant, the Delta Ako Energy Park, which was built with Delta’s core power technology to generate 4,900,000 kWh of electricity annually from clean energy. Delta also helped realize smart energy management for a residential area of 250 households with Delta’s smart meter system and PV system.

At the show, Delta is presenting its new battery energy storage solution (BESS) for residential use, which is a packaged system (prototype) with a battery capacity of 5kWh and inverter output capacity of 5.5kVA. The new BESS for residential solution can supply power to the average TV, air conditioner, and refrigerator for about 4 hours during an emergency, such as a utility power shutdown.

Delta also showcased its full line-up of industrial automation products, highlighting the DOP Series HMIs with screen sizes of up to 15” and the M300 Series compact drives reduced in size by up to 40% for customers in Japan. Delta’s power quality solution and packaging solution aim at fulfilling customers’ needs for energy-efficiency and high productivity.