Temporary Power Solutions for Japan's Offshore Wind and SAF Production
OEG delivered 17 temporary power solutions for a Japan offshore wind project, meeting strict emissions standards. The initiative supports Japan's broader sustainability goals, including a shift towards sustainable aviation fuel by 2030.
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OEG provided 17 temporary power solutions for a Japanese offshore wind project, including tailored equipment and maintenance by local technicians. The solutions complied with client specifications of 400V/60Hz and UK/EU Stage V emissions criteria, utilizing 17 G40RS Stage V generators.
A team of specialists conducted onsite maintenance every four weeks, ensuring reliability without compromising performance. Additionally, a demonstration production line for sustainable aviation fuel began operation in Kitakyushu, aiming to replace 10% of domestic aviation fuel with SAF by 2030. This facility can produce 3,600 tons of SAF feedstock annually, using waste materials to minimize emissions.
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