Fujisan Solar and Wind Corporation

Fujisan Solar and Wind Corporation is a solar energy company operating in the Philippines, positioning itself as a leader in the market. The company emphasizes its Japanese background, leveraging years of financial and technical experience from Japan to deliver solar solutions. It targets businesses for which energy constitutes a significant operational expense, citing that energy can account for 25% to 50% of a company's costs in the Philippines. The business case presented focuses on investing in solar energy to achieve predictable electricity costs for 20 years, immediate savings, and a solid return on investment potentially within 10 years. The company highlights its competitive advantages: being a cost leader, offering unmatched quality, maintaining discipline and efficiency, and fostering sustainable partnerships. It provides a performance and product guarantee of over 20 years and offers various purchase schemes to make solar systems accessible. Example projects mentioned include installations for the Central Bank of the Philippines (Headquarters and SPC Mint QC), each with a 600KWp aggregate capacity and completed 14 days ahead of a 3-month schedule. The company serves a diverse range of sectors including vertically integrated semiconductor plants, manufacturing facilities, cold-storage, malls, schools and universities, livestock and agriculture operations, water districts, and government facilities.