Operation and Operational
Management of
Wind Power Plants Duties as a deemed installer, including as a chief engineer
24-hour monitoring, including output control systems

We provide remote monitoring and control of related facilities and equipment nationwide, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Although there are various manufacturers and models, all equipment-related information (e.g., equipment failures and maintenance work notifications) is collected at our Data Management Center, and this then performs initial responses such as remote operation and updating equipment data.
If a response is required that is outside the scope of remote control, we work with the local office near the relevant facility to ensure it can be performed smoothly. In addition to these responses and controls, we monitor operational information such as daily reports, parameter management, output adjustments, and wind sectors, and carry out daily equipment maintenance, to enable early detection of abnormalities both before and after failures and prevent serious accidents.

By collecting and managing equipment data, we analyze errors, numerical values, and conditions, then conduct preventative maintenance and propose improvements.
Depending on the abnormal conditions detected from the data, we analyze whether they are attributable to mechanical factors such as vibrations and temperature, weather-related factors, or age-related deterioration, then appropriately identify the underlying issues.
We work every day to accumulate and manage this data so that it can lead to appropriate preventive maintenance.

By collecting and analyzing weather conditions (lightning, snow, rain clouds, etc.) and wind speed and direction, we aim to provide a stable power supply and efficient power sales operations.
We calculate appropriate power generation forecasts based on same-day, next-day, weekly, monthly, and annual weather forecasts, wind speed forecasts, and operational data.
Using the calculated power generation forecast results, we coordinate with the business sites that operate the facilities to decide inspection and maintenance outage plans, and work with them to ensure that operations will be based on appropriate power generation forecasts.
We manage output and adjust equipment to match fluctuations in power generation volume, and at the same time aim to maximize customers' revenues and ensure a stable supply.

We manage the remaining capacity of storage batteries by carefully examining various forecasts, such as weather conditions and wind speed.
Furthermore, by utilizing these forecasts and managing the turbines' output appropriately, we are also able to provide support for post-FIT wind turbine operations.