Japan's wind power agency has set a mid-century goal of increasing installed capacity to 140 gigawatts (GW) by 2050 to meet a third of the country's electricity needs and help it achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and target. JWPA aims to install 40 GW of onshore wind farms, 40 GW of bottom-fixed offshore wind farms and 60 GW of floating offshore wind farms. These installations will have an economic knock-on effect of 6 trillion yen per year by 2050, creating 355,000 jobs and reducing fossil fuel procurement costs.