Renewable Energy
Renewables
The J-POWER Group’s involvement in renewable energy spans 70 years. We are a leader in renewable energy, with one of the largest domestic market shares. We have a track record of power-related project development throughout Japan, including for large-scale hydroelectric power, geothermal power that enables stable power generation, and large wind farms.
New
Developments
Energy Projects
The J-POWER Group is expanding the use of renewable energy globally. We aim to develop 1,500 MW of new power capacity compared with FY2017.
In addition to upcycling existing facilities, we will accelerate our new development efforts such as onshore and offshore wind, small hydroelectric, geothermal and solar power projects.
Offshore Wind Power Initiatives
We are actively developing offshore wind power using the knowledge gained in onshore wind power projects. In the UK, a large offshore wind farm project that we are participating in has begun commercial operation.
In Japan, we are working toward starting operation of a large offshore wind farm in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
Upcycling of Renewable Energy
J-POWER will ensure the effective use of water and wind resources by conducting a comprehensive renewal of hydroelectric power generation water turbines and generators, and rebuilding large wind turbines for wind power generation.
Global Expansion
J-POWER is also working to supply electric power from renewable energy sources in the United States, Australia and Asia.
We will contribute to the development of sustainable economies around the world through development of, and technical support consultation for, projects such as those for large-scale solar power generation, rooftop solar and pumped storage hydroelectric power generation.
Nuclear Power
Moving Forward with the Ohma Nuclear Power Plant Project, a CO2-free Energy Source
We will move forward with the Ohma Nuclear Power Plant Project as a CO2-free power source capable of stably producing large amounts of electricity, with safety as the highest priority.
The reactor core will operate solely on mixed oxide (MOX) fuel made from recycled spent fuel, and the project will help to advance the nuclear fuel cycle in Japan through spent fuel reprocessing.
