Amp Energy has secured a Shinsei Green Loan valued at JPY17 billion (US$147.5 million) from its standing financing partner, Shinsei Bank. The funds will be used for the construction of the 60 MWdc Fukushima Sendatsuyama Solar Project, in Fukushima City, Japan.
The estimated annual generation of the power plant is approximately 69,000 MWh, the equivalent to a reduction in CO2 emissions of 35,032 tons per year.
Commercial operation is scheduled for early 2025, with the construction and development of the project expected to create more than 200 local jobs.
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December 30, 2021
Japanese gov selects winners in tender for 1.7 GW of offshore wind
A consortium represented by Mitsubishi Corporation Energy Solutions Ltd. received notification from the government of Japan that the consortium members (Mitsubishi Corporation Energy Solutions Ltd., C...
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December 29, 2021
Japanese government launches tender for 356 MW Happo-Noshiro Offshore Wind Power Project off Akita Prefecture
Japan has launched an auction to select the developer of up to 356 MW of offshore wind capacity in the Happo-Noshiro zone off Akita prefecture. The auction opened on December 10, and the deadline to...
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December 15, 2021
Ichigo Inc. starts commercial operation of 2.96 MW solar plant in Miyazaki prefecture
Japanese sustainable infrastructure company Ichigo Inc. has started the commercial operation of its 2.96 MW solar photovoltaic project located in the Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. Named as '...
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December 03, 2021
Sonnedix closes financing for 45 MW Sonnedix Koriyama solar PV project
Sonnedix Japan has achieved financial close on its 45 MW Sonnedix Koriyama solar PV plant, from syndication with The Bank of Fukuoka as an arranger, and a further eight regional banks, for a total fac...
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December 02, 2021
Vena Energy starts commercial operation of the 25 MW Wakuya solar PV project in Miyagi Prefecture
Vena Energy has started the commercial operation of the 25 MW Wakuya Solar photovoltaic project in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. The Wakuya Solar Project can provide up to 6,197 households with clean ene...
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