Business Areas

We help create Well-Being living spaces through electrical equipment such as wiring devices, lighting, and air conditioning. In shared areas, we provide a wide range of solutions that address today’s social challenges, including EV charging systems, parcel delivery solutions linked with intercom systems, and AI camera monitoring to prevent unauthorized tailgating. For exterior spaces as well, we offer diverse proposals that enhance comfort and safety, including lighting designed with our proprietary light-guiding technology to reduce light pollution. By combining hardware and services, we contribute to labor-saving management and construction across many situations.

Leveraging the comprehensive capabilities of Panasonic Electric Works to create experiences that resonate with all five senses through light, sound, air, and scent. By utilizing expressive lighting and enabling communication with customers through advanced visual systems, we enhance the appeal of buildings and products with diverse technologies and create customer experiences that stand apart. From creating lively spaces to marketing support, we provide extensive assistance.

In retail space design as well, we help present products attractively with LEDs that emphasize the quality of light, and reduce expenses through energy management, contributing comprehensively to store operations.

Based on the principles of WELL Certification, we create spaces that optimally control light, sound, and air. We support stronger engagement between companies and workers across a wide range of office environments.

To deliver more effective proposals, we operate the live office worXlab in Shiodome, where our employees work every day. By collecting data and visualizing issues through employee surveys, we continuously implement updates based on WELL Certification principles. In June 2025, we obtained the highest rank, Platinum, under WELL v2 Certification. These achievements are reflected in the proposals we provide to our customers.

By integrating pure hydrogen fuel cell, solar power, and storage batteries, we are advancing initiatives toward RE100 and net-zero CO₂ emissions at our own factories. At our core manufacturing sites for lighting, wiring devices, distribution boards, and more, we have steadily achieved net-zero CO₂ emissions through three key initiatives: energy conservation, energy creation, and resource conservation.

Based on these achievements and expertise, we help customers reduce CO₂ emissions and build circular manufacturing facilities. From environmental contributions to creating factories where people can work comfortably with BCP readiness, we provide a wide range of solutions.

To balance environmental responsibility with everyday comfort, we work alongside municipalities and businesses to drive urban redevelopment and create cities that grow in value over time. By combining lighting and energy technologies, Panasonic Electric Works delivers advanced solutions that support sustainable and livable communities.

In Bisei Town, Ibara City, Okayama Prefecture, we introduced Japan’s first LED street lighting designed specifically to reduce light pollution. The project received certification from the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) as “Dark Sky Friendly Lighting,” marking the first such recognition for a Japanese manufacturer.* Going forward, we remain committed to delivering solutions that bring lasting value to each city and its people.

* As of February 20, 2026, according to the International Dark-Sky Association, Tokyo Chapter.

Panasonic Electric Works has long supported the excitement of renowned venues for baseball, soccer, basketball, athletics, and more. From lighting that ensures optimal visibility for both players and spectators, to large-scale video systems that let everyone share highlight moments, powerful sound systems that heighten intensity, and production systems for television broadcasting, we deliver total solutions that bring excitement from the venue to the broadcast.

We also support a wide range of stadium experiences, including merchandise shopping and dining, as well as helping venues serve as disaster-prevention centers for local communities.

By connecting lighting (DMX control), sound, mist, and other systems through the cloud, we enable sophisticated event experiences that respond to human movement, emotions, and even weather conditions. Visitors can actively participate in immersive environments designed to inspire emotion, create lasting memories, and energize events.

At Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, we supported the production of the iconic Grand Ring, expressing the changing seasons through thousands of lights inspired by Japan’s 24 traditional seasonal markers.
We also contribute to a more sustainable society by detecting congestion on skywalks with AI cameras and optimizing lighting levels by area, reducing energy consumption while maintaining comfort and safety.

From EV outlets for home use to charging infrastructure and services. We contribute to comfortable mobility and carbon neutrality by enriching railway passenger cabins and supplying pure hydrogen fuel cells and solar power systems to operational bases. In premium aircraft cabins, environments are comfortably controlled by reading brainwaves and facial expressions. In collaboration with mobility manufacturers, we also develop lighting that improves visibility inside spacecraft during movement, as well as lighting for vehicles that explore the surfaces of celestial bodies such as the moon. As such, we will continue to expand into space and the future.

Roadway lighting is exposed to extremely harsh environments, including dust, temperature fluctuations, wind and rain, and ultraviolet rays. Streetlights and traffic mirrors are also prone to unseen deterioration, such as rusting poles, while shortages of personnel and tools for infrastructure management present significant challenges.

Panasonic Electric Works enhances the performance and ease of installation of lighting equipment while also developing applications that enable maintenance diagnostics without specialized expertise. By centrally managing deterioration data for streetlights and other equipment on digital maps, we support efficient infrastructure maintenance.

Take fluorescent lamps, for example. Under agreements reached at COP-5 (the Conference of the Parties to the Minamata Convention on Mercury), their manufacture and import/export will be phased out by the end of 2027.

In response, Panasonic Electric Works is expanding its lineup of easy-to-install products to meet the enormous demand for replacements. For homes as well, we propose electrical equipment plans suited to modern lifestyles through promotional campaigns—addressing issues such as insufficient outlets due to the growing number of electrical appliances, rising Wi-Fi demand, and preparedness for earthquakes and lightning. Through these efforts, we contribute to enriching people’s lives and revitalizing the industry.