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Japan’s first offshore floating solar photovoltaic (OFPV) power plant

London, May 29, 2024 , (Oilandgaspress) –– The installation of Japan’s first offshore floating solar photovoltaic (OFPV) power plant is completed. Tokyu Land Corporation (Head Office: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President: Hiroaki Hoshino) and SolarDuck B.V. CEO: Koen Burgers), in collaboration with Kyocera Communication Systems Corporation, have completed the installation of Japan’s first offshore floating solar photovoltaic (OFPV) power plant on the sea surface under the Tokyo Bay eSG Project (the “Project”), an initiative of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Policy Planning Bureau.

Japan’s first Offshore Floating Solar Photovoltaic power plant

This project is a demonstration project by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government that aims to realize the world’s most advanced energy generation and transmission from the Tokyo Bay Area. SolarDuck, together with Everblue Technologies, Inc. were selected in November 2022 in the field of “cuttingedge renewable energy” and have been working on the demonstration. Over the course of FY2024, the two companies will conduct demonstrations of power generation using OFPV power generation facilities, storage of electricity in batteries on the ground, and transportation of the storage batteries.

The renewable energy generated will be used to power Open Street Corporation’s state-of-the-art electric mobility vehicles and to power and navigate an electric boat. In addition, the company plans to consider the use of renewable energy for future events in the Takeshiba area of the Tokyo Bay area. In addition to aiming for the practical application of Japan’s first OFPV power plant, ” the demonstration test of local production for local consumption of energy centered on the Tokyo Bay area will contribute to the study of urban models that can be deployed in other parts of Japan and abroad.


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