Wind Power Generation

Wind Power Generation

Omonogawa Wind Power Plant

Renewable energy sources are seen as the key to reducing CO2 emissions that contribute to global warming, and wind power represents a promising and relatively inexpensive form of renewable energy.

With wind power enjoying widespread support throughout the world, the wind power industry has experienced strong growth in recent years.

Kanadevia is closely involved in the design, installation (including land preparation) and operation of major wind farms facilities.

Features

  1. 1Wind farms that uses natural energy constitutes green power generation that contributes to reducing CO2 emissions.
  2. 2In addition to wind conditions, there are many other factors to consider when building a wind farms facility including connection to the main power grid, access roads for transporting equipment and materials, agreements with landowners and environmental impacts. Kanadevia has considerable expertise in preliminary project analysis and facility planning for wind farm installations.
  3. 3One of the key issues with natural energy sources such as wind power is minimizing fluctuations in power output. Kanadevia offers solutions such as hybrid systems that incorporate fuel cells and/or diesel generators to ensure consistency of supply, as well as full line-up of engines equipped with superior levels of load-following performance to enable low-load operations.

Performance

Delivery Record

Matsugasaki Wind Power Plant
Year delivered Scale Installation location
2001

640 kW×1 terminal

Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture
2006 1,500 kW×1 terminal Hirogawa Town, Wakayama Prefecture
2007 2,000 kW×6 terminal Higashidoori Village, Aomori Prefecture
2015 2,000 kW×1 terminal *Akita City, Akita Prefecture
2016 2,000 kW×1 terminal *Akita City, Akita Prefecture
2017 2,000 kW×1 terminal *Yurihonjo City, Akita Prefecture
2018 2,000 kW×1 terminal *Yurihonjo City, Akita Prefecture
  • *Wind power plant owned by Kanadevia
NEDO Demonstration project of next-generation floating offshore wind turbine (Barge-type) "Hibiki"
Year delivered Scale Installation location
2019

3,000 kW×1 terminal

Offshore of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture

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