Ichigo Green Reports June Solar Power Output Below Forecast Due to Weather Impact

TOKYO, Jul 03 (Pulse News Wire) – Ichigo Green Infrastructure Investment Corporation (9282.T) reported that its solar power generation for June 2026 was below forecast due to reduced sunlight caused by weather conditions such as the rain front and typhoons affecting western Japan. The company's total monthly electricity production was 1,267,882 kWh, which is 194,794 kWh lower than predicted.

Despite ongoing revenue losses from the Ichigo Naha Nimi Eco Power Plant, the impact on overall performance remains minor due to guaranteed base rent payments from operators. For the fiscal year ending June 2026, the cumulative electricity production was 33,245,216 kWh, marking a decrease of 346,132 kWh compared to forecasts.

Additionally, several facilities experienced variations in their individual outputs, with notable deviations seen at the Ichigo Naha Nimi facility, which saw a significant reduction of 354,331 kWh. Regarding curtailment measures implemented during June, various plants across regions faced operational adjustments based on requests from general transmission and distribution companies.

Detailed curtailment schedules for each plant are available on the company’s website, but there were no changes to the previously disclosed mid-year operating status or dividend expectations for the fiscal year ending June 2026.