Smart Solar and Asia Gateway Partner for Domestic and International Expansion of Decarbonized Infrastructure

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Smart Solar and Asia Gateway have formed a business alliance to jointly promote the domestic and international deployment of decarbonized infrastructure, including solar power generation and battery storage systems, aiming to form projects and support the commercialization of next-generation energy systems.

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Smart Solar and Asia Gateway have formed a business alliance to jointly promote the domestic and international deployment of decarbonized infrastructure, including solar power generation and battery storage systems, aiming to form projects and support the commercialization of next-generation energy systems.

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Smart Solar Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, Representative Director: Hirofumi Tezuka, hereinafter "Smart Solar") and Asia Gateway Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Tomonori Kimura, hereinafter "AG") have concluded a business alliance agreement with the aim of jointly promoting project development and introduction proposals in domestic and international markets, including solar power generation systems, battery energy storage systems (BESS), PCS, energy management systems (EMS), distributed energy resource management systems (DERMS), etc., developed and provided by Smart Solar, as well as future integration with green hydrogen and green ammonia related systems. Through this alliance, both companies will jointly promote the formation of next-generation decarbonized infrastructure projects, introduction proposals, and commercialization support both domestically and internationally. Background of the Alliance While the global introduction of renewable energy is accelerating, there is a growing need for integrated energy systems for stabilizing power grids, adjusting supply and demand with batteries, procuring decarbonized electricity for companies, increasing power demand from data centers, and manufacturing and utilizing green hydrogen and green ammonia. Particularly, AI data centers are expected to diversify into local infrastructures distributed across countries, regions, companies, and applications, in addition to conventional large-scale, centralized hyperscale facilities. For these facilities, stable and low-carbon power supply, battery backup, maximization of renewable energy ratio, and visualization of environmental value corresponding to 24/7 CFE are crucial. Furthermore, with Oman joining in April 2026, the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) has expanded to 32 partner countries (as of April 2026). Both companies view these market and institutional changes as business opportunities and aim to expand into

Smart Solar and Asia Gateway Partner for Domestic and International Expansion of Decarbonized Infrastructure

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