Yume Solar Donates Solar Power Generation to a Nursery School in Koshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture

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Press Release Information Title: Yume Solar Donates Solar Power Generation to a Nursery School in Koshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture Subtitle: Company Name: Industry: Materials, Chemicals, Energy, Nature, Environment Body (first 8000 characters): Refeco Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture; Representative Director and President: Takuo Yamamori), which operates Yume Solar in the Kyushu region, has sponsored the "Local Version Sorabear Smile Project" conducted by the Certified NPO Sorabear Fund (Location: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hidemi Tomita; hereinafter "Sorabear Fund"), and donated a solar power generation facility, "Sorabear Power Plant," to Vezel Works Co., Ltd. Yuusui Nursery School Toyooka (Representative: Kosuke Edamoto; hereinafter "Yuusui Nursery School Toyooka").

On Friday, April 10, 2026, a donation ceremony and a Sorabear workshop were held with the aim of raising children's awareness of environmental issues.

Donation Details Solar power generation equipment (5.58kW) was installed on the roof of the Yuusui Nursery School Toyooka building. This equipment is expected to reduce approximately 2,818kg-CO₂ annually (equivalent to the carbon dioxide absorption of about 201 cedar trees), contributing to the reduction of environmental impact.

Scenes from the Donation Ceremony and Workshop The donation ceremony was held on Friday, April 10, 2026, at the Human Rights Fureai Center in Koshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture.

The completion of the "Sorabear Power Plant," the 104th nationwide, was introduced, and a greeting was given by Mr. Satoshi Kato, Director of the Sorabear Fund, reaffirming the significance of this project.

When the Sorabear Fund's polar bear siblings "Sora" and "Bear," and Yume Solar's mascot character "Pao-kun" appeared, the venue was instantly filled with a cheerful atmosphere, and the children's smiles and cheers spread.

Keywords: Refeco, Yume Solar, Sorabear Fund, Vezel Works Co., Ltd., children, environmental education, solar power, renewable energy, SDGs, nursery school