Anker Japan Signs Agreement with Ebina City and Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan to Secure Portable Power During Disasters

Anker Japan Co., Ltd. (HQ: Minato-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Ayumu Saruwatari), the Japanese subsidiary of the Anker Group, has signed a 'Agreement on the Provision of Portable Power Stations for Securing Power Supply during Disasters' with Ebina City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc. on April 23, 2026. This partnership aims to strengthen the disaster response capabilities of Ebina City.

Anker Japan has been supporting local disaster prevention systems through agreements with municipalities nationwide. This initiative also promotes the importance of adding 'Electricity' to the basic needs of 'Clothing, Food, and Housing' (Clothing, Food, Housing + Electricity). This marks Anker Japan's 12th agreement with a local government and its second tripartite agreement including Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan.

Under this agreement, Anker Japan will sequentially deploy 'Anker Solix C1000 Gen 2' and 'Anker Solix F3000' portable power stations to Ebina City Hall and approximately 30 evacuation centers, such as schools and community centers. During power outages caused by disasters, these products will serve as power sources for Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan's vending machines, supporting beverage provision to citizens and evacuees.

Ayumu Saruwatari, CEO of Anker Japan, commented: 'We are delighted to expand our efforts to support the safety of residents in Ebina City, where we are opening a new Anker Store & Cafe. We remain committed to utilizing technology to support regional disaster prevention and solve social issues through various collaborations.'

Product Highlights: - Anker Solix C1000 Gen 2: A compact, high-output model ideal for disaster preparedness and outdoor use, featuring a long-life LiFePO4 battery. - Anker Solix F3000: Realizes a powerful output of up to 3000W, capable of running over 99% of home appliances and beverage vending machines. Its 3072Wh capacity ensures peace of mind during long-term outages.