Taiwan-Japan Collaboration Seminar:

Sharing Best Practices in Offshore Wind Power

2026/03/18

Taiwan-Japan Collaboration: Sharing Best Practices in Offshore Wind Power

SMART ENERGY WEEK~MARCH

Taiwan-Japan Collaboration Seminar:

Sharing Best Practices in Offshore Wind Power


As Taiwan rapidly advances its renewable energy transition, the offshore wind sector has emerged as a cornerstone of Asia’s green transformation. This seminar brings together key voices from the Energy Administration (MOEA), TOWIA, and industry-leading experts to share Taiwan’s journey from its early policy foundations to achieving gigawatt-scale operations.


​Through in-depth discussions on strategic roadmaps, risk mitigation, and O&M excellence, we explore how Taiwan’s real-world experience can synergize with the Japanese market to pioneer the next era of offshore wind development in the region. Join us as we chart the future of cross-border collaboration and industrial growth.

 

⚫︎Date: March 19 (Thursday), 10:30 – 12:00

⚫︎Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, West-4D in Wind Expo

⚫︎Language: English


Taiwan-Japan Collaboration: Sharing Best Practices in Offshore Wind Power
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