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2010.03.11 Thu
JFS/Omron ene-brain
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Having developed a CO2 Visualization System "ene-brain" to automatically analyze the areas of improvement for reducing energy consumption by businesses, Omron Corp. announced that it will begin selling the system in Japan from January 2010. The system supports business in meeting the reporting requirements specified in the amendment of the Act on the Rational Use of Energy (known as the Energy Conservation Law) which enters into effect in April 2010. It also provides necessary data for a businesses to reduce its energy usage by one percent every year (based on the consumption rate), as encouraged by the Japanese government.

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