Preparation for construction of offshore wind power facilities
First written in FY2018. 8 of 9 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2019. Latest entry: FY2026.
3 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「From 2027 onward, the Company aims to operate three vessels in Japan, including the 800-ton-lift SEP multipurpose heavy-lift vessel CP-8001.」
The Company has established a three-vessel fleet comprising CP-16001, Sea Challenger and CP-8001, and is expanding its offshore wind construction capabilities by adding a cable-laying vessel and a large foundation construction vessel. - 2026-05-28AdvancedGeneral Meeting of Shareholders
「当連結会計年度中には、大型基礎施工船に51,422百万円、自航式SEP船(※)「Sea Challenger」に13,667百万円、ケーブル敷設船に9,251百万円の設備投資を実施いたしました。」
洋上風力施工体制について、大型基礎施工船、Sea Challenger、ケーブル敷設船への投資実績と、2025年12月のSea Challenger完成、大型基礎施工船・ケーブル敷設船の完成予定を具体化している。 - FY2025AdvancedAnnual report
「The 1,600-ton-lift SEP multipurpose heavy-lift vessel CP-16001 was delivered in the previous consolidated fiscal year and worked on offshore wind turbine foundation construction during the current consolidated fiscal year. During the current consolidated fiscal year, the Company also began extensive modification work to increase the lifting capacity of the foreign-flagged SEP vessel Sea Challenger to 1,600 tons, with operations targeted to begin in 2026.」
Following delivery, CP-16001 was deployed on offshore wind turbine foundation construction, and modification of Sea Challenger to a 1,600-ton lifting capacity also began. In addition, the Company signed construction contracts for a cable-laying vessel and a large foundation construction vessel, expanding its offshore wind construction capabilities. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction of a 1,600-ton-lift SEP multipurpose heavy-lift vessel capable of transporting and installing multiple 10–15 MW-class wind turbines began in fiscal 2020, with completion and delivery scheduled within 2023. In addition, the Company plans to extensively modify the foreign-flagged SEP vessel Sea Challenger, currently owned by DEME Offshore, to increase its lifting capacity to 1,600 tons, with operations targeted to begin in spring 2025.」
In addition to the planned completion and delivery of the 1,600-ton-lift SEP vessel, the offshore wind construction fleet is being expanded through the 1,600-ton-lift modification of Sea Challenger and consideration of owning a cable-laying vessel and other vessels. - FY2023-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「Construction of a new plant at the Muroran Works for fabricating temporary steel structures for bridges and offshore wind projects.」
Construction of a new plant for fabricating temporary steel structures and other equipment related to offshore wind projects is progressing as capital expenditure, expanding the Company's construction and fabrication capabilities for offshore wind projects. - FY2022AdvancedAnnual report
「In addition to the Group's CP-8001 and self-propelled multipurpose heavy-lift vessel CP-5001, the Group plans to actively enter the offshore wind construction market by deploying two new 1,600-ton-lift SEP multipurpose heavy-lift vessels and a cable-laying vessel.」
Following completion of CP-8001, the offshore wind construction fleet is being expanded to include two 1,600-ton-lift SEP vessels and a cable-laying vessel. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated fiscal year, the Company began construction of a 1,600-ton-lift self-elevating platform (SEP) multipurpose heavy-lift vessel capable of transporting and installing multiple 10–12 MW-class wind turbines, in response to the increasing size of offshore wind turbines and their foundation structures.」
Following completion of the 800-ton-lift SEP vessel CP-8001, construction commenced on a 1,600-ton-lift SEP vessel designed for 10–12 MW-class wind turbines. - FY2019AdvancedAnnual report
「In response to these trends, the Company developed and built the SEP-type multipurpose crane vessel CP-8001. It was completed in December 2018, and familiarization training was also conducted.」
Japan's first SEP-type multipurpose crane vessel, developed for offshore wind power and other applications, was completed, and familiarization training was also conducted. - FY2018First statedAnnual report
「To utilize Japan's first SEP-type multipurpose crane vessel, then under construction for offshore wind power facility construction, the Company conducted experimental and analytical studies in fiscal 2017 toward establishing a foundation-structure design method, including tests using an underwater shaking table.」
In anticipation of offshore wind power facility construction, the Company studied foundation-structure design methods for utilizing Japan's first SEP-type multipurpose crane vessel, then under construction.