Various activities are carried out to promote the spread of wind power, including organising seminars and events, selecting issues to be tackled by the industry, and conducting various division activities to study solutions and other issues.
Activities
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Policy Division
The Policy Division carries out the following activities relating to the social environment (authorizations, licenses, etc.), the business environment (pricing, etc.), and other factors affecting wind power:
- Deliberate on problematic issues related to the relevant systems and policies, discuss measures to address them, and formulate policy proposals
- Exchange opinions with the relevant government ministries and agencies and other relevant bodies
- Participate in meetings and forums that consider and deliberate on relevant systems and policies
- Gather and analyze information and other data on the relevant systems and policies
- Conduct surveys and research on the relevant systems, policies, and other aspects
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Environment Division
The Environment Division carries out the following on environmental assessment, consensus building with local communities, birds, wind turbine noise, etc.
- Exchange of information on trends in environmental impact assessment of wind farms
- Exchange of views with relevant government ministries and agencies
- Participation in various committees
- Collection and maintenance of technical information
- Research and research and development
- Examination of issues and formulation of countermeasures
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Technology Division
The Technology Division carries out the following activities related to wind technology in general, including reducing the cost of wind power, ensuring safety and improving reliability, and analysing wind conditions.
- Collect and maintain standards and institutional information
- Collect and maintain technological information
- Investigation and research& development
- Review issues and plan countermeasures
Provide information to members relating to the following:
- Wind turbines (mechanical system, offshore, etc.)
- Wind turbine components
- Transportation and civil engineering and construction
- Maintenance
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Grid Division
The Grid Division carries out the following activities relating to grid connection, grid management (including output curtailment), the strengthening of power grids, and other grid-related matters:
- Gather and manage information relating to regulations and systems
- Gather and manage technical information
- Conduct surveys and R&D
- Deliberate on problematic issues and formulate measures to address them
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Offshore Wind Power Division
The Offshore Wind Power Division carries out the following activities related to policies, regulations, and technologies for offshore wind power:
- Deliberate on issues related to offshore wind regulations and policies, discusses measures to address them, and formulates policy proposals
- Exchange opinions with relevant government ministries, agencies, and other related organizations, and participates in meetings and forums that deliberate on relevant systems and policies
- Gather and analyze information and data on relevant systems and policies
- Gather and organize information on offshore wind-related standards and regulations
- Compiles technical information and examines key challenges in offshore wind technology
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Human Resource Development Promotion Division
The Human Resource Development Promotion Division carries out activities to efficiently develop skilled professionals through stronger collaboration among stakeholders and improved training systems across the wind power industry.
- Facilitate career transitions for skilled workers and engineers from other industries
- Strengthen cooperation with local governments and educational institutions, and enhances training programs
- Promote awareness and interest in the wind power industry among younger generations
- Explore systems and legal frameworks to support the recruitment and utilization of international talent