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Japan’s first offshore floating solar power plant

Monday, March 20 2023

Renewable Energy – Floating Solar

SolarDuck from the Netherlands has signed an LOI with partner, Tokyu Land Corporation, which will realize Japan’s first offshore floating solar power plant, Tokyo Bay eSG Project (led by the Bureau of Policy Planning of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government).

Japan has ambitious climate target goals, which include achieving 36%-38% of renewable energy in power supplies (a doubling from 2019) and climate neutrality by 2050. While land scarcity keeps increasing, the country is also blessed with the world’s 8th largest exclusive economic zone and a very good solar resource.

The ocean space therefore provides a unique opportunity for large scale developments of offshore solar both as stand-alone, and in combination with offshore wind.

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Filed Under: Floating solar, International News, Japan, LOI, SolarDuck Tagged With: floating solar power plant, japan, LOI, SolarDuck

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