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Deepening Sino-Japanese marine industry cooperation, Blueocean Wind Group expands new opportunities in Tokyo for new energy equipment and shipbuilding.
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Deepening Sino-Japanese marine industry cooperation, Blueocean Wind Group expands new opportunities in Tokyo for new energy equipment and shipbuilding.

2026-04-08

Recently, Dou Jianrong, Chairman of Blueocean Wind Group, met in Tokyo with government and industry experts, including Hiroki Ishikawa, President of the National Marine Industry Operation Committee of Japan and Chairman of the Japan Ship Technology Research Association.

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Both sides conducted in-depth discussions on the development trends and future cooperation prospects of new energy equipment such as shipbuilding and repair, and the development of the offshore wind power industry chain. Chairman Ishikawa fully affirmed Blueocean Wind Group's industrial layout and business strategy, and expressed his deep appreciation for Blueocean Wind Group's advantages and reputation in related industries. He also provided valuable guidance on the future development of shipbuilding and repair, offshore wind power, hydrogen energy, green ammonia, and other new energy equipment in Japan. This will enable the Group to cooperate more synergistically with related industries in Japan in the future, leveraging each other's strengths, and laying a more solid foundation for the Group's future market in Japan.

In the afternoon, a strategic cooperation agreement was signed with Mr. Shimizu, Chairman of Itochu Marubeni Steel Co., Ltd.

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Marubeni Itochu Steel Inc. is a steel trading company jointly established by Itochu Corporation and Marubeni Corporation, two of Japan's five largest trading companies, and its trading volume consistently ranks among the top three globally. MISI and Blueocean Wind Group established a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2012. The two companies have cooperated deeply in supply chain finance, global supply chain development and management, shipbuilding and repair, and new energy equipment business development. In the fourteen years of cooperation, Blueocean Wind Group has consistently adhered to the core principle of shared contracts, gaining the full trust and praise of the international giant MISI, which has provided strong financial and business support, enabling Blueocean Wind Group to rapidly rise in the industry. The two companies not only have a comprehensive and long-term strategic cooperation agreement at the commercial level, but their senior leaders also maintain a close personal partnership.