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NEDO Seminar on Floating Offshore Wind Power Technology

On June 16, 2026, the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) is set to host a seminar focusing on the latest developments and future directions in floating offshore wind power generation. This seminar will feature a distinguished speaker, Dr. Hidenori Yokokura, the head of NEDO's Renewable Energy and Marine Unit.

Dr. Yokokura brings over 15 years of experience in project management within the wind and marine energy sector, making him an expert on both domestic and international policy and technology strategies. This seminar provides a vital opportunity for professionals in the renewable energy field to deepen their understanding of floating offshore wind technology.

Purpose and Key Insights

Participants will gain practical insights on:

• - The trends and competitive landscape of floating offshore wind technology development in Japan and worldwide.
• - Opportunities for business entry based on the NEDO projects and funding initiatives.
• - Long-term strategies and investment considerations derived from the technology development roadmap.

Target Audience

This seminar is tailored for professionals in various industries, including:

• - Renewable energy project planning and development departments.
• - Corporate planning and business strategy divisions of power and infrastructure companies.
• - Technical development sectors within construction, heavy industry, and marine-related firms.
• - Energy investment and business development roles in financial institutions and trading companies.

Seminar Highlights

During the seminar, participants will explore:
1. Overview of domestic and international trends in floating wind technology.
- General trends in floating wind power.
- Specifics on technology development.
2. Summary of NEDO's technology development projects:
- Prior efforts within Japan.
- Green Innovation Fund initiatives.
- Wind power technology development initiatives.
- Other related efforts.
3. Policy direction concerning floating offshore wind power.
4. Future paths for floating wind technology:
- Overview of the technology development roadmap.
- Detailed insights into the roadmap.
5. Q&A session to address participants’ inquiries.
6. Networking and exchange of business cards among attendees.

This seminar offers a unique chance for participants to engage directly with industry leaders, ask questions, and establish valuable connections across sectors. Such opportunities can catalyze new collaborations and provide actionable insights for practical applications.

Attendance Options

Participants can choose from several attendance options:

• - In-person (no archive access)
• - Live stream (no archive access)
• - Archive access available post-seminar

It is possible to add archive access to in-person or live stream participation for an additional fee of ¥18,500 (tax included).

Registration Fees

• - Per person: ¥37,770 (tax included)
• - For two or more individuals from the same organization: ¥32,770 (tax included)

For personnel from local public entities, a discounted rate of ¥11,000 (tax included) applies for up to two participants (only for in-person or live stream registration).

For more details and to register, please visit: JPI Seminar Registration

Post-Seminar Engagement

After the seminar concludes, participants will have the opportunity to ask further questions to the speaker and receive assistance with inquiries. This event is invaluable for fostering networks among participants and stimulating new business ventures.

Contact Information

Japan Planning Institute, Inc.
5-2-32 Minamiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047, Japan
TEL: 03-5793-9761
FAX: 03-5793-9767
URL: JPI's Official Site

About JPI (Japan Planning Institute)

For over half a century, JPI has been acting as a bridge of knowledge between government, private sectors, and the public, providing valuable information through exclusive seminars aimed at senior management. Our goal is to support the realization of national policies and projects, fostering the creation of national knowledge.