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| Date of start of supply | Major milestones | |
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| 1983 | Yokohama City adopts the policy of installing district heating and cooling — August Meeting to establish Minato Mirai 21 District Heating and Cooling Co., Ltd. — August (Yokohama City, Mitsubishi Estate, TEPCO, Tokyo Gas) |
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| 1986 | Inaugural general meeting of Minato Mirai 21 District Heating and Cooling Co., Ltd. — October Registration of incorporation completed — October |
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| 1987 | Licensed as a heat supply business — December Construction work started on Central Plant — December |
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| Yokohama Exotic Showcase ’89 — April – October Yokohama Maritime Museum (currently Yokohama Port Museum) — April |
1989 | Completion of Central Plant — February
Approval of General Supply Provisions — March Start of supply — April |
| Clean Center — April Pacifico Yokohama — July |
1991 | |
Yokohama Landmark Tower — July The Bank of Yokohama Headquarters Building — August |
1993 | |
| Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Yokohama Building — April | 1994 | Completion of work to extend the Central Plant and completion of the latent heat storage system — March Start of construction work on No.2 Plant — September |
| Keiyu Hospital — September | 1995 | |
| 1996 | 10th anniversary of the company — October | |
| Nisseki Yokohama Building — June Queen’s Tower A — July Queen’s Square YOKOHAMA — July Cross Patio — July |
1997 | Completion of construction work on No.2 Plant — June |
| 1998 | Approval to change service area — January | |
Yokohama Media Tower — April |
1999 | |
| Kanagawa Prefectural Police Minato Mirai branch office — April Cross Gate — September |
2000 | |
| Yokohama Museum of Art — August | 2001 | Approval of changes to General Supply Provisions (Revision of rates) — April Installation of large absorption chiller (5,000 refrigeration-ton) at No.2 Plant — May |
M.M. TOWERS — February |
2003 | Change in administrative instructions in General Supply Provisions — April |
| Fujisoft building — February Kenmin-Kyosai Plaza Building — March Leaf minatomirai — March Minato Mirai Station — April Minato Mirai Business Square — September TEPCO MM21 Substation (provisional name) — November |
2004 | Approval of change to General Supply Provisions (Revision of rates) — April Approval of supply conditions outside General Supply Provisions (annual high load contract) — April |
| 2006 | 20th anniversary of the company — October | |
| M.M. TOWERS FORESIS — March Minato Mirai Mid Square — June Brillia Grande Minato Mirai — November MM Park Building — December Pacific Royal Court Minato Mirai — December |
2007 | Approval of changes to General Supply Provisions (Revision of rates) — April |
| Shincron Headquarters Building — October | 2008 | Installation of an electric turbo chiller (4,000 refrigeration-ton) in the No.2 Plant — June |
| Nissan Motor Global Headquarters — May Yokohama Blue Avenue — December |
2009 | Installation of an electric turbo chiller (5,000 refrigeration-ton) in the No.2 Plant — June![]() |
| TOC Minatomirai — March Fuji Xerox Yokohama Minatomirai Center — March Minatomirai Center Building — June |
2010 | Approval of changes to General Supply Provisions (Revision of rates) — April Installation of two absorption chillers (3,000 refrigeration-ton each) at No.2 Plant — June ![]() Installation of flue and smoke tube boiler (36t/h) at No.2 Plant — December ![]() |
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MinatoMirai Grand Central Tower (scheduled) Yokohama Mitsui Building (scheduled) | 2011 | Installation of absorption chiller (3,000 refrigeration-ton) at No.2 Plant — July ![]() |
Minato Mirai 21 Block-34 Development Plan (provisional name) (scheduled) Yokohama Nomura Building (scheduled) |
2012 or later |