SolarDuck will build Japan’s first offshore floating solar demonstrator in Tokyo Bay

• SolarDuck’s accomplice, Tokyu Land Company, was awarded a contract from the Tokyo Metropolitan Authorities to implement the Tokyo Bay ESG Undertaking • This mission goals to comprehend native vitality manufacturing and consumption within the Tokyo Bar Space by implementing cutting- edge, sustainable applied sciences • Tokyo Bay ESG Undertaking’s consortium consists of Tokyu Land Company (mission proprietor), SolarDuck (offshore floating photo voltaic know-how) and Everblue (automated crusing boat with battery storage).

SolarDuck BV (The Netherlands), Tokyu Land Company (Japan) and Everblue Applied sciences Inc. (Japan) is happy to announce that its proposal for Japan’s first offshore floating solar energy era and automatic crusing boat know-how demonstration has been chosen as of November 4, 2022, as a part of the Tokyo Bay eSG Undertaking, a complicated mission led by the Bureau of Coverage Planning of the Tokyo Metropolitan Authorities.

This mission is a part of the Tokyo Bay eSG Undertaking, which goals to create a sustainable metropolis that appears 50 to 100 years into the long run, and goals to implement cutting-edge applied sciences within the area of “cutting- edge renewable vitality,” “next-generation mobility,” and “environmental enchancment and useful resource recycling” within the central breakwater space. The mission goals to comprehend the world’s most superior applied sciences from the Tokyo Bay Space. This mission was chosen within the area of “cutting-edge renewable vitality.

The three firms intention to comprehend native manufacturing for native vitality consumption within the Tokyo Bay Space sooner or later by the sensible utility of Japan’s first “offshore floating photovoltaic energy era system”, the usage of renewable vitality generated within the ocean to energy electric-powered boats, and the demonstration of marine transportation in storage batteries.

The main points of this mission are topic to alter as it’s finalized in session with the Tokyo Metropolitan Authorities.