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___________________________________________________________________________ 2011/SOM1/SCSC/CON2/012 Session 4 CASBEE in Progress for Market Transformation in Japan Submitted by: Tokyo City University Green Buildings and Green Growth: The Enabling Role of Standards and Trade Washington, D.C., United States 3-4 March 2011

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2011/SOM1/SCSC/CON2/012 Session 4

CASBEE in Progress for Market Transformation in

Japan

Submitted by: Tokyo City University

Green Buildings and Green Growth: The Enabling Role of Standards and Trade

Washington, D.C., United States3-4 March 2011

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CASBEE in ProgressCASBEE in Progressfor market transformation In Japan

APEC USA 2011

Prof. Kazuo IwamuraTokyo City UniversityIWAMURA Atelier, Inc.UIA, [email protected]

SOM1 & Related Meetings SCSC

@Washington, USA

4th March, 2011

Market Transformation towards Green Market

Conventional Brown Market : Mass Consumption & Mass Disposal

Assessment Tool as a Communication Tool

A. Ethical Motives B. Green Behaviors C. Beneficial Motives

1. Politics & Policies

(Global, Regional & Local)

1. Governmental

(Legislative, Guidelines, Subsidies, etc.)

1. Competition to win

(International, Inter-cities)

2. More employment

2. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

2. Corporate & professional

(Environmental Audit, Green R&D, Procurement)

3. Risk hedge

4. Higher productivity

5. Economic gains

3 Ideal (Thoughts) 3 Personal 6 Health3. Ideal (Thoughts)

(The Natural Steps, Factor 4, etc.)

3. Personal

(Lifestyle, Workstyle, etc.)

6. Health

7. Comfort

Zeitgeist Contribution Benefits

GREEN MARKET for a sustainable future

Social Value Transformation

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Assessment & rating systemas a communication toolf M k t T f tifor Market Transformation

4-1. Green Building Councils around the world

Americas

Europe

AfricaAsia Pacific

Middle East

Established GBCs: 20

Emerging GBCs: 9

Prospective GBCs: 27 (as of Oct. 2010)

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44--2. Rating Tools of Building Environmental 2. Rating Tools of Building Environmental Performances around the World Performances around the World (as of Sep. 2010)(as of Sep. 2010)

Ecoprofile PromisE

EcoEffectBREEAM

LEED

LEED Canada

LEED

CASBEEGBL

Eco-friendly Building

BEAM+ EEWH

Green Mark

LEED IndiaTERI-GRIHA

LEED Emirates

Eco-Quantum

GSBC

LEED ItaliaProtocollo ITACA

HQE

Lider A VERDE

Green Building Index

LEED

LOTUS BERDE

Greenship

(LEED)

Green StarNABERS

Green Star NZ

Green Star SASBAT

LEED

Canada: LEED CanadaUSA: LEEDMexico: LEEDColombia: LEEDBrazil: (LEED)Argentina: LEED

Germany: German Sustainable Building Certificate (GSBC)Portugal: Lider ASpain: VERDEItaly: LEED Italia, Protocollo ITACAUAE: LEED EmiratesSouth Africa: Green Star SA, SBAT

Korea: Eco-friendly BuildingChina: Green Building LabelJapan: CASBEEHong Kong: BEAM+Taiwan: EEWHVietnam: LOTUSPhilippines: BERDE

Norway: EcoprofileFinland: PromisESweden: EcoEffectUK: BREEAMNetherlands: Eco-QuantumFrance: Haute Qualite d’Environment (HQE)

India: LEED India, TERI-GRIHAMalaysia: Green Building IndexSingapore: Green MarkIndonesia: GreenshipAustralia: Green StarNew Zealand: Green Star NZ

Name BREEAM LEED CASBEE

Origin U.K. U.S.A Japan

Progress 1990 (1st ed.)2008 (last ed )

1996 (draft)2009 (last ed )

2002 (1st ed.)2010 (last ed )

4-3. Comparison of BREEAM, LEED and CASBEE

2008 (last ed.) 2009 (last ed.) 2010 (last ed.)

Indicators 1.Management

2.Health & Well Being

3.Energy

4.Transport

5.Water Consumption

1.Sustainable site2.Water efficiency3.Energy &

Atmosphere4.Materials &

Resources5.Indoor Env.

Quality

Q: Environmental Quality

Q1.Indoor EnvironmentQ2.Quality of Service Q3.Outdoor Environment

on Site

L: Environmental LoadL1 Energy

6.Materials

7.Land Use

8.Ecology

9.Pollution

y6.Innovation &

Design Process

L1.EnergyL2.Resources &

MaterialsL3.Off-site Environment

BEE=Q/L: Built Environment Efficiency

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4-4. Japan GreenBuild Council (JaGBC):Mother of CASBEE

The JaGBC, founded in 2001,

AcademiaAcademia

is constituted of almost all the

building- & construction-

related organizations from

Academia, Industry and

Government

under the auspice of the People

IndustryIndustryGovernmentGovernment

Ministry of Land,

Infrastructure, Transport and

Tourism.

22--4.4. Matrix of the CASBEEMatrix of the CASBEE Tools Tools

CASBEE Tools are systematically constituted according to the lifecycle and the scale of the designated object as follows;

Lifecycle

Scale

New Construction

Existing Retrofitting

Building ○ ○ ○

District ○ ○ ○

City ○ ○

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44--5. CASBEE as a communication tool5. CASBEE as a communication tool

The assessment result of is determined by the value of

the Built Environment Efficiency (BEE), a quotient index of

Q (building environmental quality) as dividend and

L (building environmental loads) as devisor.

BEEQ (Environmental Quality)

Q1: Indoor EnvironmentQ2: Quality of ServiceQ3: Outdoor Environment on Site

Virtual enclosed space

BEE =( y)

L (Environmental Load)

L1: EnergyL2: Resources & MaterialsL3: Off-site Environment

Site boundary

Basic concept of Built Environmental Efficiency (BEE)

B+S A100

alit

y)al

ity)

3.0 1.5 BEE=1.0

Green

4-6. Labeling by CASBEE in terms of BEE

B-

5350

(En

viro

nm

enta

l Qu

(En

viro

nm

enta

l Qu

0.5BEE=1.2BEE=1.2

CASBEE Ranking:

S = ★ ★ ★ ★ ★A = ★ ★ ★ ★B+= ★ ★ ★

BEE value is identified on the graph indicating the degree of sustainability of the assessed building.

C440 50 100

L (Environmental Load)L (Environmental Load)

Q

Q

Brown B- = ★ ★C= ★

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2) Graphic display of CASBEE2) Graphic display of CASBEE

According tob ildi i k d th h th

100BEE=3.0 BEE=1.5 BEE=1.0

A B+SOutstanding Green BuildingsGreena building is ranked through the

five-grade system in terms ofthe BEE value as follows:

“S (Excellent)” over 3.0★★★★★“A(Very Good)” under 3.0 over 1.5★★★★“B+ (Good)” under 1.5 over 1.0

Office

Retail shop

Hall

Hospital

Apartment

Factory

Average buildings

50 BEE=0.5

B-

C

Q (

Qua

lity)

Green BuildingsGreen

BrownB (Good) under 1.5 over 1.0★★★“B- (Rather Poor) under 1.0 over 0.5★★“C (Poor)” under 0.5★

School

Restaurant

Hotel

床面積 2,000m2 超

0 50 100

L (Load)

BEE Graph and the rating result of the projectssubmitted to Nagoya City during 2004-2008

Sapporo City: 2007

Niigata City: 2010

Shizuoka Pref.: 2007

44--7. Nation7. Nation--wide dissemination of CASBEEwide dissemination of CASBEE

Since was officially released in 2003, it

Kanagawa Pref.: 2010K ki Cit 2006

Osaka Pref.: 2006Kobe City: 2006

Kitakyushu City: 2007Kumamoto: 2010

Fukuoka City: 2007

Saitama Pref.: 2009Saitama City: 2009

Kashiwa CityChiba City: 2010

Tottori Pref.: 2010

Hyogo Pref.: 2006Osaka City: 2004

yhas been promptly adopted in the national government policies as well as those of 22 major local governments in Japan (as of 1st Oct., 2010).

Accordingly, the cumulative number of CASBEE accredited assessors reached

Kawasaki City: 2006 Yokohama City: 2005

Aichi Pref.: 2009Nagoya City: 2004

Kyoto Pref.: 2006Kyoto City: 2005

Hiroshima City: 2010

Name: Year of adoptionName in grey: under consideration

to 8,400 persons by August 2010.

Local governments having adopted CASBEE in Japan (as of Dec. 2009)

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CASBEE-PD (Tool-0)

Completed

To be completed

Non Housing

44--8. Current CASBEE Family 8. Current CASBEE Family (as of(as of Oct. 2010)Oct. 2010)

CASBEE NC

PD: Pre-design

CASBEE-EB: 2004/2010

CASBEE-RN): 2004/2010

CASBEE-HI: 2005/2010

CASBEE-NC(B.V): 2003

TC: Temporary Construction

B.V: Brief version

•CASBEE-Nagoya•CASBEE-Osaka

CASBEE-NC: 2003/2010 CASBEE-NC/TC: 2005

RN: Renovation

EB: Existing Building

NC: New Construction

CASBEE-Local Government

C S 005/ 0 0

CASBEE-Home(DH): 2007/2010

CASBEE-UD: 2006

Urban

HI: Heat IslandHousing

•CASBEE-Osaka•CASBEE-Yokohama •CASBEE-Kyoto•CASBEE-Kobe•CASBEE-Kawasaki •CASBEE-Sapporo, etc.

CASBEE-UD(Expo.)2005.03 Ver.

DH: Detached House

UD: Urban Development

CASBEE-SiteNon-Housing

44--9. Newcomers of CASBEE Family9. Newcomers of CASBEE Family

to be developed in FY2010

CASBEE-Existing Home(DH)

CASBEE-CityUrban

Housing

CASBEE-NC Tenant

DH: Detached House

NC: New Construction

CASBEE-Dwelling Unit

to be developed in FY2010

to be developed in FY2010

released in FY2010

to be released in FY2010

CASBEE-Property Appraisal

CASBEE-City

CASBEE-BIM (Connector)

to be released in FY2010

developed in FY2010

developed in FY2009-2010

BIM: Building Information Modeling

Auxiliary

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33--5. Publications5. Publications

Manuals

Case Studies Handbooks

(partially translated into English, Chinese and Korean)

CASBEECASBEE in Progressin Progress--11

Indication and Rating in terms ofIndication and Rating in terms ofLCCOLCCO22 EmissionEmission

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2)Assessment Indication of CASBEE-NC (Ver. 2010)

2-1 建築物の環境効率(BEEランク&チャート)2-2 ライフサイクルCO 2(温暖化影響チャート) 2-3 大項目の評価(レーダー チャート)

1.2

標準計算3

4

5Q 2 サービス性能

Q 3 室外環境(敷地内)

Q 1 室内環境

100

S A B+

3.0 1.5 BEE=1.0S: ★★★★★ A: ★★★★ B

+: ★★★ B

-: ★★ C : ★

BEE =

①参照値

30%: ☆☆☆☆☆ 60%: ☆☆☆☆ 80%: ☆☆☆ 100%: ☆☆ 100%超: ☆

建設 修繕・更新・解体 運用 オンサイト オフサイ

100%

2-1. BEE Ranking

S ★★★★★

2-3. Spider Chart M j A t A

2-2. LCCO2 Ranking

30%以下 ☆☆☆☆☆

このグラフは、LR3中の「地球温暖化への配慮」の内容を、一般的な建物(参照値)と比べたライフサイクルCO2 排出量の目安で示したものです

1

2

LR3 敷地外環境

LR2 資源・マテリアル

LR1 エネルギー

1.2

41

50

0

50

0 50 100

環境

品質

 Q

環境負荷 L

B-

C

0.5

( kg-C O 2/年・m2 )

②建築物の取組み

③上記+②以外の オンサイト手法

0 40 80 120 160

98%

87%

87%④上記+ オフサイト手法

S :★★★★★A :★★★★B+:★★★B- :★★C :★

Major Assessment AreasEnvironmental Qualities(Q1~Q3) andEnvironmental Loads Reduction(LR1~LR3)

30%以下:☆☆☆☆☆60%以下:☆☆☆☆80%以下:☆☆☆

100%以下:☆☆100%超 :☆

In comparison with BaU

33))Indication of Indication of LCCOLCCO2 2 PerfomancePerfomance

A t f LCCO i i

Standard calculation① Reference

Construction Repair/Retrofit/Disposal Operation Onsite Offsite

100% Amount of LCCO2 emission of a standard building (as referred in the energy conservation law) is regarded as 100%.

①Building

( kg-CO2/yr/m2)

② Architectural Solutions

③ ②+Onsite Solutions

0 40 80 120 160

100%

98%

87%

87%④ ②+③+Offsite Solutions

Ranking according to the percentage of LCCO2 Emission to the reference building

LCCO2≦ 30% (≒Zero energy in the operation stage) :☆☆☆☆☆LCCO2≦ 60% (≒50% energy saving in the operation stage):☆☆☆☆LCCO2≦ 80% (≒30% energy saving in the operation stage):☆☆☆LCCO2≦100% (≒Conform to the current standard) :☆☆LCCO2>100% (Non-energy saving building) :☆

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CASBEECASBEE in Progressin Progress--22

Assess from a Home to a CityAssess from a Home to a City

Systematic development of:1) CASBEE-Urban Development2) CASBEE-Home (Detached House)3) CASBEE-City

1) Framework of CASBEE for Building Scale1) Framework of CASBEE for Building Scale

The assessment result of is determined by the value of

the Built Environment Efficiency (BEE), a quotient index of

Q (building environmental quality) as dividend and

L (building environmental loads) as devisor.

BEEQ (Environmental Quality)

Q1: Indoor EnvironmentQ2: Quality of ServiceQ3: Outdoor Environment on Site

Virtual enclosed space

BEE =( y)

L (Environmental Load)

L1: EnergyL2: Resources & MaterialsL3: Off-site Environment

Site boundary

Basic concept of Built Environmental Efficiency (BEE)

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2) Framework of CASBEE for Urban Scale

(Entire site)

(Entire site)LUD from the entire site Virtual enclosed space

(Entire site)

RoadWater

Building

QUD in the entire site

Road

Building

Water

QUD: Quality of Urban Development

LUD: Load of Urban Development

To be assessed by CASBEE for building-scale

Designated space of CASBEE-UD

LUD from the entire site

3) Framework of CASBEE for City Scale

Virtual enclosed spaceEnvironmental load (L): CO2e

BEECityQCity

LCity

Environmental, social & economic quality (Q) of the city

City boundary=

2) Lcity to be evaluated by the degree of:

1) QCity to be evaluated by the degrees of:

Environmental, Social and Economic quality

CO2e reduction only

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Assessment Areas of CASBEE-City

Q1 Environmental Quality

1) Major assessment categories for QCity

2) Major assessment categories for LCity

Q2 Social Quality

Q3 Economic Quality

L1 CO2 Emission

L2 CO2 Absorption, etc.

L3 Carbon Trade, etc.

Medium assessment categories

Q1

Q1.1 Conservation of Nature

Q1 2 Environmental Quality

Medium categories of Environmental Quality

Q1(Environment)

Q1.2 Environmental Quality

Q1.3 Resources recycling

Q1.4 Policy measures for Environment

Q2(Society)

Q2.1 Quality of Living

Q2.2 Social Services

Q2 3 Social VitalityQ2.3 Social Vitality

Q3(Economy)

Q3.1 Industrial Vitality

Q3.2 Economic Basis

Q3.3 Financial Basis

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Medium categories of Environmental Load

Medium assessment categories

L1.1 CO2e from the energy sources

L1

L1.2 CO2e from the industrial processes

L1.3 CO2e from the waste sector

L1.4 CO2e from the agricultural sector

L1.5 Three GHGs (HFCs, PFCs and SF6) emissions

L2L2.1 Low-carbon energy sources

L2.2 CO2 sinks

L3 L3.1 Carbon Trade Systems, etc.

<Building scale>

4) CASBEE for from Home to City

CASBEE-Urban Development<City scale>

<Urban scale>

CASBEE-Home CASBEE-Building

CASBEE-City

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5) Assessment of city policies using BEE Chart

Future goal (after the implementation of city policies)

Excellent

Route 1:

Qua

lity

(Q) Current

situation1

2

3

Route 1Route 3

BaU

Route 1:

Route 2:

Route 3:

If no specific measures are taken

If effective measures are taken

Effectiveness of city policies

Q

( L and Q)( L and Q)

Route 2

Load (L)

Poor(BaU: Business as Usual)

L

Effectiveness of city policies can be visualized on the graph by L and Q on Route 3

CASBEECASBEE in Progressin Progress--33

Auxiliary ToolAuxiliary Tool--11::Connect CASBEE to Economic IndicatorConnect CASBEE to Economic Indicator

CASBEE for Property Appraisal

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Linkage of CASBEE to Property Appraisal

CASBEE for Property Appraisal Manual

Effect of DfE on Net income and Capitalization rate

1) Increase of the Net Income 2) Decrease of the Risk Premium

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CASBEECASBEE in Progressin Progress--44

Auxiliary ToolAuxiliary Tool--22::Connect CASBEE to ICT ToolConnect CASBEE to ICT Tool

CASBEE-BIM Connector

Programming

Conceptual Design

Detailed Design Analysis

Documentation

Fabrication

Renovation

BuildingBuildingInformationInformationModelingModeling

© 2009 Autodesk 32

Construction4D/5D

ConstructionLogistics

Operation and Maintenance

Demolition

4-1. Lifecycle of BIM Courtesy of

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44--2. Frontloading of the design works through BIM2. Frontloading of the design works through BIM

Costs of modificationPossibility of modification

Preliminary design Execution design Construction

Cos

ts/r

esou

rces

<Frontloading>

y g gProject progress

: Work-flow efforts of Business as Usual: Work-flow efforts after the frontloading through BIM

BIM allows to facilitate earlier decision-makings (frontloading) in design through its 3D visual communication among the relevant stakeholders.

44--3. Connection of BIM3. Connection of BIM to CASBEEto CASBEE

In order to facilitate further dissemination and effective operation ofIn order to facilitate further dissemination and effective operation of“Design for Environment (DfE)” tools, it should be regarded a timelyand indispensable initiative to connect the both systems (i.e. BIMand CASBEE), which allows the input of design data into BIMproviding automatic assessment and display of CASBEE.

Autodesk, Inc. and USGBC, mother of LEED that is widely usedin the North America, developed a very innovative and attractivedemonstration model “Project Chicago” in 2007 as a future imagedemonstration model Project Chicago in 2007 as a future imageof integrating LEED into BIM.

( cf. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVzdPUxcMAc )

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4-4. Connecting BIM (Revit) to CASBEEfacilitates integrated workflow supporting sustainable design to;

Create coordinated, digital design information and documentation

Predict and assessperformance, appearance and cost

BUILDINGINFORMATIONMODELING

+ ASSESSMENT SYTEM

OWNERS

BUILDERS

NavisWorks

NavisWorks

Revit Architecture

ARCHITECTS

CarmelSoft Intelisolve

GBSIES

JaG

BC

appearance and cost

Deliver the project faster, more economically and with reduced environmental impact.

CIVIL AND

STRUCTURAL

ENGINEERS

MEP SYSTEMS

ENGINEERS

Revit MEP Civil 3D

Revit Structure

ArchitectureIES

RobotStructureAnalysis

+J

55--5. CASBEE5. CASBEE--BIM (Connector)BIM (Connector) & Design Stages& Design Stages

Architectural DesignBIM

Integrated

Seamless sequence of the project delivery

Equipment DesignStructural Design

Cost Estimates

Catalyst Tool/Connector

CASBEE

Integrated Model

Equipment DesignStructural Design

Architectural DesignBIM

Cost Estimates

Catalyst Tool/Connector

Integrated Model

Equipment DesignStructural Design

Architectural DesignBIM

Integrated M d l

1)Preliminary Design

CASBEE

q p gg

Cost Estimates

Catalyst Tool/Connector

CASBEE

Model

2)Execution Design

3)Retrofit Design

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55--6. Major expected contributions 6. Major expected contributions through connecting CASBEE to BIMthrough connecting CASBEE to BIM

1) CASBEE assessment results can be simultaneously1) CASBEE assessment results can be simultaneouslyprovided in accordance with the modeling, which allowsquick and interactive connection between planning/designingthe building and improving its environmental performance.

2) CASBEE assessment items requiring heavy loads so farfor designers (e.g. PAL value, Day-lighting ratio, etc.), will beautomatically scored.y

3) Relevant documents to submit to local authorities and/orthird party certification bodies can be automatically andsimply output.

4) CASBEE system can be improved and rationalized.

Revit Extension for CASBEE

4-7. Development of CASBEE-BIM Connector:

by Autodesk & JSBC

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yyCASBEE Assessment Items and BIM dataCASBEE Assessment Items and BIM data((CASBEECASBEE--NC Brief Version vs. Revit Architecture NC Brief Version vs. Revit Architecture ))

A:Items that can be directly assessed by BIM data ・・・%%9%9%

B:Items that require processing BIM data to assess・・3535%%

C:Items assessable by external simulation using BIM

data ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・data ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 16%16%

D:Items not assessable by BIM data ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 40%40%

CASBEE NC B i f V i h 92 it i 6 i t t l

From 92 items in total, only 12 items are selected. : 13%

H h l d f b d d 50%

Selected CASBEE Assessment Items Selected CASBEE Assessment Items to be converted from BIM (to be converted from BIM (RevitRevit) Data) Data

However, the load of assessors can be reduced to ca. 50%.

Issues to be considered:Issues to be considered:

1.CASBEE includes ca. 40% of qualitative assessment items. It is, therefore, expected to develop a specific CASBEE version f BIM di t tfor BIM direct assessment.

2.CASBEE includes assessment items of different expertise (e.g. architectural, structural, mechanical and landscape design). Current BIM tool (e.g. Revit Architecture) is, therefore, not yet enough compatible with this condition.

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Outcomes in 2009-2010FY

2009FY .Based upon the prior knowledge, JSBC made efforts top p g ,create an integrated model for short term development tobe followed by the elaboration in practical use andmarketing.

20102010FYFY ..AtAt thethe endend ofof JulyJuly 20102010,, aa draftdraft productproduct waswas completedcompletedbyby AutodeskAutodesk underunder thethe productproduct namename ofofbyby AutodeskAutodesk underunder thethe productproduct namename ofof

<<AutodeskAutodesk RevitRevit ExtensionExtension forfor CASBEECASBEE>>..

ThisThis waswas justjust commerciallycommercially releasedreleased onon OctoberOctober 1414thth,,20102010 afterafter aa periodperiod ofof testtest operationoperation.. ThisThis isis thethe world’sworld’sfirstfirst productproduct ofof itsits kindkind..

Thanks for your attention.

Kazuo [email protected]