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Tokyo Gas receives approval for 15 MW floating offshore wind system

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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Principle Power and Tokyo Gas received Approval in Principle from ClassNK for a 15 MW-class floating offshore wind system utilizing WindFloat TC technology. This is the second AiP issued by the Japanese classification society for the WindFloat technology. ClassNK's technical review considered site-specific conditions relevant to Japan, including tsunami conditions.

From windtech-international.com

Why it matters

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The approval supports Tokyo Gas's broader strategy of expanding its energy business. The successful development of this floating offshore wind system contributes to the growth of renewable energy infrastructure in Japan.

Tokyo Gas is expanding its energy business through strategic acquisitions and partnerships, including negotiating LNG supply deals with Commonwealth and acquiring stakes in international terminals.

From windtech-international.com

Who's involved

  • Tokyo GasDeveloping the floating offshore wind system

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Tokyo GasSpeculative

    The company might increase its investment in renewable energy infrastructure to diversify its energy supply.

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The entities involved

  • Tokyo Gas

    Japanese natural gas utility

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