The SPring-8 large-scale synchrotron radiation facility operated by RIKEN in Harima Science Garden City, located in the southwest area of Hyogo Prefecture, is capable of generating synchrotron radiation with the highest level of performance in the world. This synchrotron radiation is used for a wide range of research in fields such as nanotechnology and industrial application, primarily by universities, public research organizations, and corporations. Our company provides support to the facility in forms which include operation monitoring, instrument installation and adjustment, and equipment maintenance.

The Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, located in Kansai Science City (Keihanna Science City) which crosses the borders of Kyoto, Osaka, and Nara, coordinates with domestic and overseas industries, government institutions, and academic organizations, using CO₂ behavior visualization equipment to perform research and development on the collection of CO₂ in deep underground areas as a measure against global warming. Our company was entrusted by the Geological Carbon Dioxide Storage Technology Research Association to provide support which includes the development of imaging techniques using this equipment, as well as image processing and quantitative value calculation tasks.

At Kansai Electric Power’s Nanko Power Station, research is being performed on CO₂ recovery technology using flue gas decarbonization equipment. Our company was entrusted by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering to provide support for research using this equipment, including operation, management, inspection, component analysis, and test report preparation.

We provide personnel development services including operation instructor dispatching and simulator training in close alignment with job sites to customers who are planning new thermal fuel power businesses.