Two-year delay for Japanese floating offshore wind flagship over structural ‘defects’
Energy Disrupter
Japanese engineering firm Toda Corporation has delayed commissioning of the country’s first tendered offshore wind farm after discovering “defects” in two of the floating structures.
by Craig Richard
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