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Tokushima-Tsuda biomass power plant resumes operation after maintenance

RENOVA announces the resumption of operation of the Tokushima-Tsuda biomass power plant following repairs. A further shutdown is scheduled for the end of September for long-term improvements.

Tokushima-Tsuda biomass power plant resumes operation after maintenance

Sectors Gas, Biomethane
Themes Project Development, Operations & Maintenance
Countries Japan

RENOVA, Inc. through its subsidiary Tokushima-Tsuda Biomass Power Plant G.K., has announced that the Tokushima-Tsuda Biomass Power Plant resumed operations on July 30, 2024. This resumption follows necessary repair work following regular inspection and maintenance carried out in April 2024. These interventions are crucial to ensure the continued reliable operation of the plant, which plays a key role in the production of renewable energy.

Scheduled closure for improvements

The Tokushima-Tsuda power plant will be shut down again from the end of September to the end of December 2024 for the installation of permanent upgrades.
This work is aimed at ensuring long-term operational stability, by integrating new technologies and optimizing existing equipment.
This shutdown is planned to meet the requirements of increased performance and reliability.

Financial impact and transparent communication

The financial impact of these interventions has already been included in RENOVA’s forecasts for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025, announced on May 8, 2024.
RENOVA remains committed to clear and ongoing communication with its stakeholders.
Any new information on progress or other developments will be shared immediately.

Commitment to sustainability and innovation

RENOVA’s commitment to rigorous maintenance and continuous improvement is demonstrated by its investments in the Tokushima-Tsuda power plant.
These efforts are aimed at strengthening the resilience and efficiency of biomass power generation, in response to the growing need for renewable energy.
RENOVA’s proactive maintenance and upgrading strategy ensures the sustainable operation of its facilities.

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