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Japan Offshore Wind Intelligence
Translating policy, cost, and execution risk for global capital.
Japan offshore wind right now
3 of Japan's 12 Promotion Zones have stopped after the selected developers withdrew.
A project has to clear three gates to move forward
Policy design, execution reality, and the bankability test. Each of DeepWind's six research areas looks at one of these gates.
Do the auction rules leave room for a viable project?
Are there enough ports, vessels and factories to build it on schedule?
On those terms, will a bank lend?
Find a zone, test it, follow it
Find a zone on the map, test what it takes to get financed in the simulator, follow the changes every week in the Weekly, and read the full reasoning in the reports. The four work as one path.
Map
Project MapWhere each zone stands: status, capacity, wind and water depth, on one map.
Gates coveredPolicy / Execution
View Project Map → Same zone dataSimulator
Viability SimulatorWhether a zone can be financed: LCOE, IRR and DSCR under your own assumptions.
Gates coveredBankability
Launch Simulator → Subscribers get Professional (β)Weekly
DeepWind WeeklyWhat changed this week, read through policy, cost and execution risk. Free.
Gates coveredPolicy / Execution / Bankability
Subscribe to Weekly → Weekly changes, in depthReports
Premium ReportsThe full reasoning behind a verdict, with fixed assumptions and a documented method.
Gates coveredPolicy / Execution / Bankability
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Execution-focused intelligence for Japan’s offshore wind professionals: policy, projects, cost, and bankability in one weekly read.
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