Hokuden Engineering Consultants
Hokuden Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive technical consulting company in the Hokuriku Electric Power Group, specializing in civil engineering and architecture. Established in 1974 as part of the Hokuriku Electric Power Group, it became independent in 2001 and expanded its services to public and private sectors. The company offers expertise in hydropower, renewable energy including solar and wind power, steel structures, social infrastructure and disaster prevention, urban and architectural design, surveying, and compensation work. It leverages advanced technologies such as AI, UAVs (drones), and BIM/CIM 3D modeling to address social issues and promote sustainable development. The firm is particularly focused on small hydropower plant design to support a low-carbon society and renewable energy growth. It also designs mobile phone base stations and welfare-related facilities, serving a broad range of infrastructure and energy projects primarily in the Hokuriku region of Japan.
Hokuden Engineering Consultants
Hokuden Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive technical consulting company in the Hokuriku Electric Power Group, specializing in civil engineering and architecture. Established in 1974 as part of the Hokuriku Electric Power Group, it became independent in 2001 and expanded its services to public and private sectors. The company offers expertise in hydropower, renewable energy including solar and wind power, steel structures, social infrastructure and disaster prevention, urban and architectural design, surveying, and compensation work. It leverages advanced technologies such as AI, UAVs (drones), and BIM/CIM 3D modeling to address social issues and promote sustainable development. The firm is particularly focused on small hydropower plant design to support a low-carbon society and renewable energy growth. It also designs mobile phone base stations and welfare-related facilities, serving a broad range of infrastructure and energy projects primarily in the Hokuriku region of Japan.