Wind Energy – South Korea
Taihan Cable & Solution has been selected as preferred supplier of submarine cables for the Anma Offshore Wind farm in South Korea.
This is South Korea’s largest offshore wind farm project that is currently underway. On October 4th, Taihan signed a preferred supplier agreement with Anma Offshore Wind.
Under the agreement, Taihan is responsible for supplying and constructing all inter-array submarine cables used in offshore wind farms. The inter-array cables to be used for the project are expected to be worth hundreds of billions of won.
Anma Offshore Wind is a 532 MW project located approximately 40 kilometres west of the South Korean peninsula’s southwestern coastline.
The wind farm is expected to be amongst the first utility-scale projects in South Korea to begin construction in the first half of 2024.
Taihan Cable & Solution has been selected as preferred supplier of submarine cables for the Anma Offshore Wind farm in South Korea.
This South Korea’s largest offshore wind farm project that is currently underway. On October 4th, Taihan signed a preferred supplier agreement with Anma Offshore Wind.
Under the agreement, Taihan is responsible for supplying and constructing all inter-array submarine cables used in offshore wind farms. The inter-array cables to be used for the project are expected to be worth hundreds of billions of won.
Anma Offshore Wind is a 532 MW project located approximately 40 kilometres west of the South Korean peninsula’s southwestern coastline.
The wind farm is expected to be amongst the first utility-scale projects in South Korea to begin construction in the first half of 2024.
