Atlas NextWave to Participate in Energy Taiwan 2026
Atlas NextWave will attend the 17th Asia Offshore Wind Day on 16 March in Japan, an industry gathering that brings together developers, investors, contractors and supply chain partners active in the region’s rapidly expanding offshore wind market. As Japan continues to accelerate investment in offshore wind and supporting infrastructure, the event provides an important platform for industry stakeholders to exchange insights, strengthen partnerships and discuss the next phase of project delivery across the country.
Organised by the Asia Wind Energy Association, the event attracts key stakeholders from across the offshore wind value chain. With several projects progressing from planning into construction, collaboration across developers, contractors and service providers will be essential to deliver Japan’s offshore wind ambitions.
Representing Atlas NextWave at the event will be Cody Draper, Business Manager Japan, and Deelaka Haturusinha, Senior Consultant Japan. From its presence in Japan, Atlas NextWave supports clients across several high-growth sectors including offshore wind, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and data centre developments. These sectors require specialised technical expertise and structured workforce solutions to support complex infrastructure programmes.
Across global energy and infrastructure markets, Atlas NextWave works as a knowledge partner to developers, contractors and asset owners, supporting complex projects with workforce solutions across the full project lifecycle, from development and construction through to operations.
Our experience includes supporting offshore wind and energy infrastructure projects around the world, for example:
These examples demonstrate how Atlas NextWave supports complex offshore energy programmes with specialist personnel and workforce structures that help projects move from development to successful delivery.
If you are active in Japan’s offshore wind sector or involved in the development of large-scale energy infrastructure, the right workforce strategy can be the difference between project delays and successful delivery. Atlas NextWave works alongside developers, contractors and service providers as a knowledge partner, helping organisations secure the technical expertise required to deliver complex projects safely, efficiently and at scale.
If you are attending the 17th Asia Offshore Wind Day, we invite you to connect with Cody Draper or Deelaka Haturusinha to explore how Atlas NextWave can support your projects in Japan and across the wider Asia-Pacific region.

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