Jackery and Ebetsu City, Hokkaido Sign Comprehensive Partnership Agreement to Enhance Disaster Preparedness and Address Regional Issues
Jackery Japan and Ebetsu City, Hokkaido, have signed a comprehensive partnership agreement aimed at strengthening disaster preparedness and solving regional challenges.
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Jackery Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of Jackery, a global leading company in portable power stations and solar panels, is pleased to announce that it has signed a "Comprehensive Partnership Agreement" (hereinafter referred to as "the Agreement") with Ebetsu City, Hokkaido, on March 30, 2026 (Monday).
This Agreement aims to solve regional issues by promoting activities that effectively utilize the respective resources of Ebetsu City and Jackery Japan through close mutual cooperation. To achieve this objective, we will collaborate and cooperate on the following matters during normal times, working towards the creation of a city where citizens can live safely and securely:
(1) Enhancement of disaster preparedness measures and support during disasters
(2) Promotion of tourism utilizing regional resources and support for regional events
(3) Promotion of renewable energy adoption and environmental education
(4) Verification and support for the effective use of power supply in public works
(5) Other matters related to the resolution of regional issues
In the event of a disaster, upon request from Ebetsu City, we will prioritize the supply of portable power stations and solar panels from our logistics base. Furthermore, we aim to promote demonstration experiments with Ebetsu City to utilize portable power stations and solar panels in daily life in preparation for emergencies.
■Donated Products
- Jackery Portable Power Station 900: 2 units
- Jackery Portable Power Station 1000Plus: 2 units
- Jackery Portable Power Station 600Plus: 1 unit
- Jackery SolarSaga 100W Solar Panel: 1 unit
Jackery will continue to promote disaster preparedness and response initiatives in regions across Japan, supporting not only peace of mind in emergencies but also the realization of enriched daily lives through the resolution of regional issues.
■About Jackery
Born in California, USA, in 2012. We at Jackery aim to create a society where sustainable energy is more accessible.
Our goal is to deliver the peace of mind that electricity can be generated, both for enjoyable times and for emergencies, using the power of the sun, to more people. In 2016, we launched our first portable power station for outdoor use. Two years later, we developed our first portable solar panel.
FAQ
What is the main purpose of the comprehensive partnership agreement between Jackery Japan and Ebetsu City?
The main purpose is to enhance disaster preparedness and address regional issues by leveraging the respective resources of Jackery Japan and Ebetsu City through close cooperation.
What specific areas will Jackery Japan and Ebetsu City collaborate on?
They will collaborate on enhancing disaster preparedness and support during disasters, promoting tourism and supporting regional events using local resources, promoting renewable energy and environmental education, verifying and supporting the effective use of power supply in public works, and other matters related to solving regional issues.
What products did Jackery Japan donate to Ebetsu City?
Jackery Japan donated two Jackery Portable Power Station 900s, two Jackery Portable Power Station 1000Plus units, one Jackery Portable Power Station 600Plus, and one Jackery SolarSaga 100W solar panel.
How will Jackery Japan support Ebetsu City during disasters?
In the event of a disaster, Jackery Japan will prioritize the supply of portable power stations and solar panels from its logistics base upon request from Ebetsu City.
What is Jackery's mission?
Jackery's mission is to create a society where sustainable energy is more accessible, aiming to deliver the peace of mind that electricity can be generated using the power of the sun, both for enjoyable times and for emergencies.