TOKYO : Japan's industry ministry said on Friday it has designated three"promotion areas" off the coast of Nagasaki, Niigata and Akita prefectures for developing offshore wind farms, while selecting five"promising areas" and 11"potentially suitable areas".
The ministry plans to start auctions for these areas to select operators after revising bidding rules, it said in a statement. Three consortiums led by Mitsubishi Corp won all three offshore wind power projects in the first major round of auctions.
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