Hanshin Tigers Farm Home Stadium 'Zero Carbon Baseball Park' Enters into Partnership and Electricity Supply Agreement
Takuma Co., Ltd. has signed a partnership agreement with the Hanshin Tigers' farm home stadium, 'Zero Carbon Baseball Park.' Its group company will supply electricity generated from a waste treatment facility to the park.
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Takuma Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, President: Kunio Hamada) has signed a partner contract with the Hanshin Tigers' farm home stadium, "Zero Carbon Baseball Park" (Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture). Furthermore, our group company, Takuma Energy Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, President: Kenichi Nishimura), has entered into an agreement to supply surplus electricity generated at the Amagasaki City waste treatment facility, which we supplied, to the park.
### Overview of Zero Carbon Baseball Park
Zero Carbon Baseball Park is a facility jointly redeveloped by Amagasaki City and Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd. as a public-private partnership project, opening in March 2025 in Odaminami Park, Amagasaki City. The park promotes initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to virtually zero by introducing solar power generation and storage batteries, and by utilizing surplus electricity from waste power generation at the "Amagasaki City Clean Center No. 2 Plant," a waste treatment facility we supplied in 2005. It has also been selected as a "Frontrunner Region for Decarbonization" by the Ministry of the Environment.
### Regarding the Partner Contract
Our group, founded in Amagasaki in 1938, aims to solve the challenges of our customers and society and grow sustainably with them. We strive to contribute to regional environmental conservation and decarbonization through our plant construction and after-sales service business in the environmental and energy fields, as well as our new electricity business.
Zero Carbon Baseball Park, with the concept "A stadium that keeps the future blue sky, from Amagasaki," promotes decarbonization by utilizing electricity generated from the waste treatment facility we supplied. This partner contract is aimed at our group's endorsement of the park's philosophy and fulfilling our commitment to the local community. Based on this agreement, our company's name sign will be displayed on the 3rd base side bullpen of "Nippon Steel Kōhan SGL Stadium Amagasaki" within the park starting from the 2026 season.
### Overview of Zero Carbon Baseball Park
Zero Carbon Baseball Park is a facility jointly redeveloped by Amagasaki City and Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd. as a public-private partnership project, opening in March 2025 in Odaminami Park, Amagasaki City. The park promotes initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to virtually zero by introducing solar power generation and storage batteries, and by utilizing surplus electricity from waste power generation at the "Amagasaki City Clean Center No. 2 Plant," a waste treatment facility we supplied in 2005. It has also been selected as a "Frontrunner Region for Decarbonization" by the Ministry of the Environment.
### Regarding the Partner Contract
Our group, founded in Amagasaki in 1938, aims to solve the challenges of our customers and society and grow sustainably with them. We strive to contribute to regional environmental conservation and decarbonization through our plant construction and after-sales service business in the environmental and energy fields, as well as our new electricity business.
Zero Carbon Baseball Park, with the concept "A stadium that keeps the future blue sky, from Amagasaki," promotes decarbonization by utilizing electricity generated from the waste treatment facility we supplied. This partner contract is aimed at our group's endorsement of the park's philosophy and fulfilling our commitment to the local community. Based on this agreement, our company's name sign will be displayed on the 3rd base side bullpen of "Nippon Steel Kōhan SGL Stadium Amagasaki" within the park starting from the 2026 season.