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Ideol and Shizen join forces in Japan to develop a commercial-scale floating wind farm

Ideol and Shizen Energy, a leading Japanese renewable specialist, have expressed a formal intention to collaborate on the development of a commercial-scale floating wind project located off Kyushu using Ideol’s technology. This agreement was signed in Tokyo by Mr Paul de la Guérivière, CEO of Ideol, and Mr Masaya Hasegawa, Representative Director of Shizen Energy, during the state visit of Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic. Bruno Le Maire, French Minister of Economy, attended the signing ceremony.

Ideol’s floating wind turbine off Japan officially inaugurated after months at sea

​​​​​​​The NEDO, Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, owner of the project, announced in late May that the so-called Hibiki floating offshore wind turbine has satisfied all permitting requirements and has officially been inaugurated.

Ideol and Atlantique Offshore Energy launch the commercialization of the world’s first floating electrical offshore substation

Ideol, the internationally recognized leader in floating offshore wind, and Atlantique Offshore Energy, Chantiers de l’Atlantique Business Unit specialized in Offshore projects providing leading EPCIM solutions of substations to the bottom-fixed offshore wind industry, held a whole-day technical seminar in Paris today and unveiled the details of their universal and market-ready solution to the senior executives and technical experts of Europe’s largest transmission systems operators (TSO), utilities and offshore wind developers.

Ideol's technology : an easily scalable floater solution

Paul de la Guérivière will represent France at the G20 Entrepreneurs' Summit

Ideol has just been selected to be part of the French delegation of the next G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance (G20YEA) which will take place in Fukuoka (Japan), on May 16th and 17th. This is the 11th Summit organized on the sidelines of the G20 Summit of Heads of States. 600 young entrepreneurs will represent their respective countries and jointly develop recommendations for growth, employment and innovation for a sustainable society. These recommendations will be submitted at the end of the G20 YEA to the governments of each state.