Japan’s Misawa Homes Finds Success with Demand Response in Finland.
Sympower has helped Misawa Homes of Finland, a sawmill, move into the country’s FCR-N market.
Misawa Homes of Finland’s sawmill has a capacity of 82,000 m3. Since 1994, the company has produced and sold kiln-dried spruce lumber, primarily exporting the material to Japan. Previously, the company enjoyed great success being part of the country’s national frequency containment reserves for disturbance situations (FCR-D) energy reserves. Sympower is now enabling the sawmill to make energy savings of approximately 10%, in addition to the revenues generated from the FCR-N and FCR-D markets.
Pasi Lähdelahti
Misawa Homes of Finland’s, Factory Manager
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