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Kuzonoiri
Ibaraki Prefecture
Capacity: 670 kWp
COD: July 2016
Noto Mizuho
Ishikawa Prefecture
Capacity: 4,040 kWp
COD: December 2017
Tome
Miyagi Prefecture
Capacity: 910 kWp
COD: March 2018
Osaki
Miyagi Prefecture
Capacity: 1,384 kWp
COD: February 2018
Tsukidate
Miyagi Prefecture
Capacity: 1,320 kWp
COD: March 2018
Kitakami Waga
Iwate Prefecture
Capacity: 1,117 kWp
COD: May 2018
Marumori
Miyagi Prefecture
Capacity: 2,983 kWp
COD: June 2019
Nishishunbetsu 95
Hokkaido
Capacity: 3,196 kWp
COD: December 2019
Nishishunbetsu 35
Hokkaido
Capacity: 2,749 kWp
COD: December 2018
Amakusa Hisadome
Kumamoto Prefecture
Capacity: 3,163 kWp
COD: February 2021
Amakusa Miyajidake
Kumamoto Prefecture
Capacity: 2,580 kWp
COD: January 2022
Sasebo Tanagata
Nagasaki Prefecture
Capacity: 3,003 kWp
COD: December 2021
Shimonoseki
Yamaguchi Prefecture
Capacity: 1,445 kWp
COD: August 2020
Kami Togomaru
Miyagi Prefecture
Capacity: 2,848 kWp
COD: October 2020
Namegata Shimanami
Ibaraki Prefecture
Capacity: 2,430 kWp
COD: June 2022
Namegata Hikishima
Ibaraki Prefecture
Capacity: 3,009 kWp
COD: June 2022
Namegata Suimizu
Ibaraki Prefecture
Capacity: 288 kWp
COD: September 2022
Tottori Ketakacho
Tottori Prefecture
Capacity: 3,043 kWp
COD: September 2022
Amakusa Kutama
Kumamoto Prefecture
Capacity: 2,732 kWp
COD: July 2023
Nagatamachi
Nagasaki Prefecture
Capacity: 2,245 kWp
COD: July 2023
Nonanka
Nagasaki Prefecture
Capacity: 2,251 kWp
COD: July 2023
Reihoku Shiki
Kumamoto Prefecture
Capacity: 2,318 kWp
COD: July 2023