Japan is home to many inhabited remote islands, most of which still rely on diesel power. Battery Tankers offer a cleaner, more economical, and stable alternative—reducing CO₂ emissions and easing the burden of fuel transport. As next-generation infrastructure, they hold strong potential to support sustainable island living and scalable clean energy delivery.

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Offshore wind power in Japan’s coastal waters is a fast-growing renewable energy source. However, as generation sites move farther from shore, delivering electricity becomes a major challenge. Battery Tankers offer a flexible solution for transporting power from sea to land—serving as “mobile transmission lines” that can accelerate the full-scale deployment of offshore wind.

Just like in Japan, many regions—especially island nations—face challenges due to limited grid infrastructure.Even where renewable energy is growing, lack of transport options remains a major hurdle. Battery Tankers offer a new solution for delivering sustainable electricity to these areas. With Asia-Pacific and Latin America as key starting points, we aim to deliver clean power to underserved regions globally.