Commercial operation of transmission and substation facilities for Hokkaido Northern Wind Power Transmission
First written in FY2024-Q2. 1 of 2 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2024.
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- FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「Hokkaido North Wind Power Transmission Co., Ltd. began commercial operation in April 2023 of a complete set of transmission and subtransmission facilities in northern Hokkaido, comprising approximately 78 km of transmission lines and one of Japan’s largest lithium-ion batteries. In the same region, 3 companies are constructing wind farms with total capacity of approximately 540 MW, among the largest in Japan, by fiscal 2025.」
The annual business activities also reconfirm the start of commercial operation of the transmission and subtransmission facilities and the plan to connect wind farms with total capacity of approximately 540 MW by fiscal 2025. - FY2024-Q2First statedAnnual report
「北海道北部風力送電㈱, established and funded by ㈱ユーラスエナジーホールディングス and others, commenced commercial operations in April 2023 for a complete set of power transmission and transformation facilities in the northern Hokkaido region, which had faced challenges with its transmission network. The facilities comprise approximately 78 km of transmission lines and one of the largest lithium-ion storage batteries in Japan. In neighboring areas, 3 companies, including companies under the ユーラス group, are also developing wind farms with a total capacity of approximately 540 MW, expected to be among the largest in Japan, by fiscal 2025. The wind farms will be connected to the transmission and transformation facilities in phases.」
The company began commercial operation of a complete set of transmission and subtransmission facilities in northern Hokkaido and announced plans to connect wind farms with total capacity of approximately 540 MW by fiscal 2025.