Mazda Expands On-Site Solar Power Use to Advance Carbon Neutrality

By Public Technologies
  • Mazda is expanding on-site renewable power purchase agreements as part of its goal for carbon-neutral global manufacturing facilities by 2035.
  • ORIX will install solar capacity of 2.2 MW at the ITD Center and 0.8 MW at the Miyoshi Plant.
  • Estimated first-year generation is 2.6 GWh at the ITD Center and 0.9 GWh at Miyoshi.
  • Power supply is scheduled to begin in November 2026 at the ITD Center and December 2026 at Miyoshi.
  • Miyoshi will store surplus solar power in new automotive lithium-ion batteries to reduce peak electricity demand.


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