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Japanese gas heavyweights eyes offshore wind

Japan is hungry for energy substitution for oil and gas

Wind turbine from aerial view. Credit: Shutterstock/ShutterDesigner

Wind turbine from aerial view. Credit: Shutterstock/ShutterDesigner

A consortium formed by Japan's Mitsui and Osaka Gas and Germany's RWE has set its sights on developing a wind farm off the west coast of Japan. The consortium has awarded Fugro a site characterisation...

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