Japan

Offshore wind has truly spread around the world in recent years, with Asian markets such as Japan taking a prominent role by rapidly developing their offshore capabilities. International investors and developers are starting to get involved in Japanese offshore wind, but to capitalize on opportunities in this growing market, they must show that they can work with domestic partners, leverage current Japanese partnerships from shared projects in other regions – in addition to demonstrating their experience.

It plans to fund its new ventures through a $92.45m green bond offering.

Coal imports climbed 3.4% in Q1.

LNG volumes sold on an oil-indexed basis could become cheaper.

Its impact on Japan’s power sector growth is expected to be minimal.

It is now expected to be completed by March 2023.

The tighter coal financing policies announced by Japanese banks still offer loopholes.

This marks the 18th global financial institution to exclude coal for funding in 2020.

It plans to make a joint bid with TEPCO for a project near Tokyo.

The next show will be held in Osaka on 9-11 September.

The $930m project is the country's first large-scale offshore wind complex.

The existing coal fleet will reach their end-of-life by 2030s.

The consortium will operate the transmission asset for 25 years.

The reactor had suffered from an earthquake previously.

The two are looking to launch a study on offshore wind cost reduction in October.

It implemented measures to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.