ENERGY TRANSITION

GE develops typhoon tough turbines

AS Japan plans a steeper and more rapid switch to cleaner energy it may also install new, typhoon-proof offshore wind turbines. Bidding is currently underway for two offshore wind energy areas and the only company with storm-class turbines is chasing both.

Helen Clark

Wind giant General Electric, which already has a large footprint across Asia, has just been certified for its typhoon resistant turbines, according to the Nikkei Review and plans to bid for the Chiba Prefecture...

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