Continuously storing energy day and night, providing you with a clean and free source of electricity at any time.

Continuously storing energy day and night, providing you with a clean and free source of electricity at any time.

During the day, when the sun shines on those boards, it starts working. Not just for show, but to store it. Light is converted into electricity, which is stored in the batteries, little by little, until they are full. You're busy in the fields, unaware of how much it's storing; you're resting at home, unaware of how diligently it's storing. When the sun sets, you think it should stop, but it doesn't—the wind comes at night.

The windmill starts turning, whooshing in, drawing in the night wind, converting it into electricity, and storing it in the same place. It stores during the day, and it stores at night; it stores when there's light, and it stores when there's wind. Twenty-four hours a day, it never stops. You don't know how much it's storing, you only know that whenever you need it, it's there.

That's the feeling of always having it. When you come home at night, you turn on the light; you get up in the middle of the night, you flip a switch, and the fan starts; you cook in the morning, you plug in the rice cooker, and the rice is cooked. Where does all that electricity come from? Is it stored during the day or at night? You don't know, it won't say, but it has it. It provides it whenever you need it.

Clean and free. Wind is free, sunlight is free; it converts them into electricity, charging nothing. You don't need to pay electricity bills, worry about price increases, or feel bad about using too much. Use it when you want, turn it on when you want, use it however you want. Those days of working in the dark to save electricity are gone forever.

Continuous energy storage day and night provides you with a clean and free source of electricity at any time. From today onwards, your electricity isn't bought, it's stored; it's not given by the grid, it's delivered by wind and sunlight.