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30 August 2026

JFE rolls out Japan’s first homegrown offshore wind monopile

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JFE rolls out Japan’s first homegrown offshore wind monopile

JFE Engineering has completed what it says is Japan’s first domestically manufactured monopile for a commercial offshore wind development, rolling out the first foundation for the 315 MW Oga-Katagami-Akita project. The foundation was completed at JFE’s Kasaoka monopile plant in Okayama prefecture, with the company marking the milestone on August 26. The first unit is …

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