Jan 31 (Reuters) - Japanese trading firm Marubeni Corp (8002.T), opens new tab started commercial operation based on the feed-in tariff program for renewable energy at Akita Port offshore wind ...

The 140 megawatt (MW) project consists of two offshore wind farms – Noshiro and Akita. Noshiro Port offshore wind farm is around 300 miles northwest of Tokyo in the Sea of Japan, in Akita ...

The Trailinn Akita port hotel, which is scheduled to open in April, and Shinobu Shiga of Hero Life Company, which operates and manufactures facilities, are seen in the city of Akita on March 1 ...

The company began construction in 2020 and installed the first turbines off Noshiro Port in July this year. AOW has also been installing turbines off Akita Port since late August so that all ...

This will further expand Japan’s offshore wind power market, following the Akita Port Offshore Wind Farm and the Nyuzen ...

Thirteen wind turbines will be installed at Akita Port, and 20 will be installed at Noshiro Port. The project, estimated to cost 100 billion yen ($746 million), has already secured a 20-year power ...

Twenty-one employees of the Itoku Tsuchizaki Minato Store in central Akita, near Akita Port, were preparing to open for the day at 6:30 a.m. on Nov. 30 when an emergency call was made to police ...

Japanese trading firm Marubeni Corp started commercial operation based on the feed-in tariff program for renewable energy at Akita Port offshore wind farm on Tuesday, it said in a statement.

Japanese trading firm Marubeni Corp started commercial operation based on the feed-in tariff program for renewable energy at Akita Port offshore wind farm on Tuesday, it said in a statement.