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Kokusai Kogyo completes solar installations at two Muko public schools

Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd.Muko, KyotoPublished Aug 28, 2026

InvestmentNot disclosed

PhaseCompleted

StartJan 19, 2026

CompletionFeb 2026

Today

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Kokusai Kogyo, which owns and operates the facilities under an on-site PPA contract with Muko City, completed solar power generation systems designed and installed by SYLA Solar at Muko Municipal Dairoku Koyo Elementary School and Muko Municipal Nishinooka Junior High School in Kyoto. Construction ran from January 19 to February 28, 2026; the project provides renewable electricity and emergency power during outages.

Project facts

Owner: Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Facility: Power plant
Sector: Power & energy
Location: Muko, Kyoto, Japan
Investment: Not disclosed
Scale / capacity: 181.56 kWdc solar panel capacity; 175.00 kWac power conditioner capacity
Contractor: SYLA Solar Co., Ltd.
Construction start: Jan 19, 2026
Completion: Feb 2026
Announced: Aug 28, 2026
Themes: renewable-energy, power-grid

Figures and schedules are as announced by the company or the public body concerned; plans can change. Amounts that were not disclosed are recorded as not disclosed, never estimated.

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