REACH Launched in Kitakyushu: What Japan’s First Operational-Anchor Offshore Wind Cluster Means
MARKET DYNAMICS Japan commissioned its largest offshore wind project in March 2026 — the 220 MW Kitakyushu Hibiki Nada Offshore […]
Japan’s JPY 370 Trillion Growth Strategy: Where Offshore Wind Sits in the 17 Priority Fields
MARKET DYNAMICS Japan’s government is finalizing a new growth strategy that targets approximately JPY 370 trillion in combined public and
GWEC Global Offshore Wind Report 2026: Japan’s 3.5 GW Forecast and the FID Barrier
MARKET DYNAMICS GWEC’s Global Offshore Wind Report 2026 forecasts Japan at 3.5 GW of installed offshore wind capacity by 2030
The Total Withdrawal Pattern: Why Mitsubishi Wasn’t an Outlier
Within a span of two months, TotalEnergies has announced its exit from offshore wind projects in two major markets —
Offshore Wind Cost Is About When You Lock the System, Not What You Buy — Hitachi Energy × Ørsted and the Shift to Integrated Execution
This Is Not a Hardware Story On 24 April 2026, Hitachi Energy and Danish offshore wind major Ørsted announced a
Japan’s First Offshore Wind Tower Factory, Akita Blade Failure, and MLIT’s Floating Wind Installation R&D Program
Japan’s offshore wind execution layer continued to take shape this week — with a milestone in domestic manufacturing, a safety
The “10-Day Loss” Typhoon Risk: FLOWCON Exposes the Harsh Reality of Japanese Floating Wind Construction and the Path to 15GW
On January 14, 2026, during the “2nd Study Group on Port Infrastructure for Offshore Wind Power,” a critical report was
The Shock of the “15MW Era”: Port Scaling and Integrated Operations — Deciphering the Latest FLOWRA Report
On January 14, 2026, during the “2nd Study Group on Port Infrastructure for Offshore Wind Power,” the Floating Offshore Wind
How to Read Japan’s Offshore Wind Market: Investment, Cost, and Supply-Chain Constraints
MARKET DYNAMICS Japan’s offshore wind market has attracted rapidly increasing attention over the past few years. Government targets, the development
Why Japan’s Offshore Wind Round 1 Ended in Withdrawal
Introduction: This Is Not Just About One Company On December 23, 2025, Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI),