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Powering the future of EVs

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November 18, 2022

As acompany that supplies electric power apparatus and GX green transformation) solutions, Takaoka Toko is now looking to utilize its unique technologies to realize an EV society by providing easily accessible quick chargers for EVs.

Powering the future of EVs

“Compared to other competitors, the quality of our quick-charger technology is top-notch.”

Takashi Ichinose, President, Takaoka Toko Co., Ltd.

The Takaoka Toko Group has continually supported a stable supply and efficient use of electric power energy for more than 100 years, providing various products and systems including power substation and distribution facilities, monitoring and control systems, and metering equipment to the electric power utilities, public infrastructure, and general industry.

We have made cutting-edge efforts to respond to increasingly sophisticated and diverse power utilization needs, such as quick chargers for electric vehicles EVs), and energy management systems,” says Takashi Ichinose, President of Takaoka Toko. Electric power energy is said to be the infrastructure that supports social infrastructure, and from that perspective, our group takes pride in true infrastructure companies supporting the electric power distribution network and use of electric power itself.” The global energy market is currently undergoing a momentous transition towards decarbonization amid rapid climate change. In line with the U.N. Paris Agreement, last

year Japan declared its commitment to reaching carbon neutrality by 2050, with the aim of a 46% reduction in CO. emissions, relative to fiscal 2013 levels, by 2030.

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