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Japan harnesses offshore wind to power the future
Testing of turbines in Typhoon prone areas.
“We chose Goto for the project because the climate here is among the harshest in all of Japan because of the frequent typhoons, so we thought that if it worked well here, the turbine could operate almost anywhere in the world,” Sato said.
The turbine has survived the worst that the elements could throw at it, including seventeen-metre waves and wind speeds gusting up to 55.0 meters per second at the height of Typhoon Maysak in September 2020.
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