As the Asia-Pacific region rapidly expands its offshore wind capacity, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan face many shared challenges, including fragmented regulatory frameworks, supply chain constraints, and the need for stronger coordination.
This seminar brought together speakers from civil service organizations across the three economies to share the latest developments, successful approaches, and lessons learned. By fostering open dialogue and sharing respective experiences, we aimed to identify practical ways to unlock the full potential of offshore wind and ensure it becomes firmly established in the local communities.
This seminar was held in Nagasaki alongside the Global Offshore Wind Summit Japan (GOWS-J) and was co-hosted with Ocean Energy Pathway Japan.
Program *Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation provided.
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Opening Mika Ohbayashi Director, Renewable Energy Institute Setting the Scene Amisha Patel Executive Director, Global Offshore Wind Alliance (GOWA） Introduction of the Markets Panel Discussion 1: Policy and Regulation Panel Discussion 2: Community Engagement Closing Yuya Nishiyama Ocean Energy Pathway |
*Networking followed for participants of the seminar program.
Event Details
| Date / Time | Thursday 15 October 2026 / 13:30-16:00 |
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| Venue | Dejima Messe Nagasaki Convention Hall 2 |
| Co-Organizers | Renewable Energy Institute Ocean Energy Pathway Japan |
| Admission | Free (prior registration required) |
[Related Links]
Ocean Energy Pathway (External link)
GLOBAL OFFSHORE WIND SUMMIT JAPAN 2026 (GOWS-J) (External link)
