The 4.2 MW-117m turbines are part of GE Vernova's workhorse 4 MW platform, with over 2 million operating hours, this turbine has been specifically engineered to deliver high-output, reliable performance in Japan's unique wind conditions.
"We are pleased to partner once again with Eurus Energy to bring the Hiyamizutouge project to life," said Gilan Sabatier , Chief Commercial Officer of Onshore Wind, International Markets at GE Vernova . "Our 4 MW platform is well-suited to the Japanese landscape, offering the durability and efficiency required to maximize the country's wind potential. GE Vernova technology currently powers 25% of Japan's installed wind capacity, and we remain dedicated to supporting the nation's energy transition."
Masaru Akiyoshi, Representative Director and Executive Vice President, Eurus Energy said, "We are pleased to once again partner with GE Vernova on a renewable energy project in Japan. We are grateful to the people of Mutsu City and Higashidori Village, the administrative agencies, and all stakeholders for their support. We look forward to building this new wind farm in Aomori together and contributing to Japan's renewable energy goals through our continued collaboration."
This project contributes to Japan's ambitious goal of generating 36–38% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. GE Vernova and Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) launched a joint focus group on June 10, 2025, aimed at addressing challenges and opportunities and deepening collaboration in energy security and innovation.
GE Vernova's Wind segment's portfolio reflects a deliberate workhorse strategy — standardized, industrialized machines engineered for repeatable execution and long-term reliability. With more than 59,000 turbines operating globally, its experience informs every product it designs, manufactures, and deploys.
