RWE has been awarded a 495 MW Electrical energy Enterprise License (EBL) by Korea’s Ministry of Commerce, Business & Power to develop the Seohae offshore wind challenge, positioned roughly 45 km off the coast of Taean County in South Korea’s Chungcheongnam Province.
This license grants RWE its first unique improvement rights for offshore wind in Korea because the firm opened a Seoul workplace in 2021.
“This primary Electrical energy Enterprise Licence is a key milestone within the additional improvement of our Seohae offshore wind challenge,” says Sven Utermöhlen, CEO of RWE Offshore Wind. “As RWE, we’re devoted to delivering clear, sustainable renewable vitality and serving to to realize Korea’s renewable vitality targets. We wish to thank the Korean authorities and native stakeholders for his or her belief in us and for supporting our challenge.”
The following step within the Seohae challenge’s improvement is to work with native suppliers to proceed Engineering and Environmental Impression Evaluation research, have interaction with the native county and the Korea Electrical Energy Company to plan and safe a grid connection settlement.
