

Social infrastructure projects such as electric power, water and sewage, and port projects. Industrial infrastructure projects, including telecommunications, renewable energy such as wind power generation ventures, and industrial facilities.

Takahiro Moriyama
General Manager
Our mission is "to contribute to society through infrastructure enhancement, adding our own value to it," and we are building a stable profit foundation through the optimal combination of business and trade in electric power and power plant EPC*, telecommunication,wind power,water and sewage, and industrial infrastructure fields. In the electric power field in particular, the Unit leads the market in its capacity to compose and execute successful projects, including finance and risk-management functions. The EPC delivery history of the Infrastructure Business Unit (from engineering to procurement to construction) is the highest of any trading firm in Asia, totaling approximately 47,000 megawatts. In overseas electric power projects, the 2009 power generation capacity of the Infrastructure Business Unit reached nearly 5,000 megawatts.
* EPC: Engineering, Procurement and Construction
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Realizing a Low-Carbon Society through Biomass Power Generation
—Power generation business in Japan by Summit Energy Corp.
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Indonesia Tanjung Jati B Coal-Fired Power Plant |
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Thailand Amata Power Plant |
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New Zealand Kawerau Geothermal Power Station |
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Malaysia Tanjung Bin Power Station |
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Satellite launches via former Soviet Dnepr rockets |
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Zinc galvanizing manufacturing line for China |
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Pacific Telecom, Inc., a general telecommunications carrier in Saipan |
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Wind Energy Business in the U.S. |