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Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town
Homes will employ the full range of Panasonic’s
most advanced systems for energy production,
storage and management.
In this project, a new concept and process will be
adopted to build the town by designing spaces
with a primary focus on services based on
people’s lifestyles and creating an optimal smart
infrastructure. In Fujisawa SST, Panasonic will
offer its unique solutions from an Eco & Smart
perspective. With bringing energy to life for
residents as the town concept, we will provide
services that enhance people’s lives with
photovoltaic power, security, mobility, community,
and healthcare.
The unparalleled town building, where as many as
1,000 families will live, will serve as a new
business model both within Japan and overseas.
Homes will employ the full range of Panasonic’s
most advanced systems for energy production,
storage and management.
In this project, a new concept and process will be
adopted to build the town by designing spaces
with a primary focus on services based on
people’s lifestyles and creating an optimal smart
infrastructure. In Fujisawa SST, Panasonic will
offer its unique solutions from an Eco & Smart
perspective. With bringing energy to life for
residents as the town concept, we will provide
services that enhance people’s lives with
photovoltaic power, security, mobility, community,
and healthcare.
The unparalleled town building, where as many as
1,000 families will live, will serve as a new
business model both within Japan and overseas.
Panasonic joins Smart Electric Lyon
consortium
What is Smart Electric Lyon?
Smart Electric Lyon is a project that looks at
electricity consumption as a key part of the
building energy solutions of tomorrow. The project
aims to develop a wide range of innovative
facilities and services through real-life
experiments to test energy saving technologies
and to measure how consumers can control
energy consumption.
This experiment, unprecedented in scale in
Europe, will be conducted for four years in more
than 25,000 homes, businesses and communities
of Grand Lyon. It is intended to test innovative
solutions that will consume less and better.
consortium
What is Smart Electric Lyon?
Smart Electric Lyon is a project that looks at
electricity consumption as a key part of the
building energy solutions of tomorrow. The project
aims to develop a wide range of innovative
facilities and services through real-life
experiments to test energy saving technologies
and to measure how consumers can control
energy consumption.
This experiment, unprecedented in scale in
Europe, will be conducted for four years in more
than 25,000 homes, businesses and communities
of Grand Lyon. It is intended to test innovative
solutions that will consume less and better.
The connected home of the future
Exemplary sustainable projects
Panasonic will provide the project with a variety
of its energy efficient heating and cooling
products, including the Aquarea Air Source Heat
Pump – a super-efficient system for providing
heating and / or cooling facilities, as well as the
production of domestic hot water. These heat
pumps are especially equipped with connectivity
solutions from Panasonic to ensure the systems
are easy to use, and collect the vital, accurate
data. The company will also integrate other home
equipment solutions such as LED white lighting
products to optimize the overall energy
management of the project’s properties.
This project is particularly apt for Panasonic, as
heating and hot water occupy a prominent place
in household energy consumption. Panasonic
plans to make its European and French resources
available for Smart Electric Lyon. The company
has involved for the project a dedicated and
experienced R&D team from Panasonic’s European
technical centre in Frankfurt.
of its energy efficient heating and cooling
products, including the Aquarea Air Source Heat
Pump – a super-efficient system for providing
heating and / or cooling facilities, as well as the
production of domestic hot water. These heat
pumps are especially equipped with connectivity
solutions from Panasonic to ensure the systems
are easy to use, and collect the vital, accurate
data. The company will also integrate other home
equipment solutions such as LED white lighting
products to optimize the overall energy
management of the project’s properties.
This project is particularly apt for Panasonic, as
heating and hot water occupy a prominent place
in household energy consumption. Panasonic
plans to make its European and French resources
available for Smart Electric Lyon. The company
has involved for the project a dedicated and
experienced R&D team from Panasonic’s European
technical centre in Frankfurt.
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