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Wind Farm Offshore Japan Becomes Fully Operational | Offshore Wind
Wind Farm Offshore Japan Becomes Fully Operational
The Nyuzen offshore wind project in Japan is now officially operational, according to a recent social media post by Mingyang Smart Energy.
The project completion ceremony was held on October 17.
The 9 MW offshore wind project features three Mingyang’s MySE 3.0-135 typhoon-resistant offshore wind turbines.
The wind turbines were installed at the construction site offshore Nyuzen Town, Shimoniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture, by Shimizu’s jack-up vessel Blue Wind which was delivered to the company at the end of January.
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Now completed, the Nyuzen offshore wind project, developed by Venti Japan, will provide renewable power to approximately 3,600 local households annually.
When it comes to Mingyang Smart Energy, the company recently unveiled a new offshore wind turbine model with a rated capacity of 22 MW – the MySE 22MW.
The MySE 22MW model would be the most powerful wind turbine in the world and would feature a 310+ metre rotor.
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