German-based developer, wpd, in partnership with a local developer, has secured the development approval of five onshore wind farms in South Korea with a combined capacity of 160 MW.
While the partner brings in the local footprint including relationships with stakeholders and governmental bodies, wpd adds its technical development expertise, strong know-how, and industry network as well as financing capacity to take the projects to the next level. Wind measurement campaigns have been initiated and the projects are expected to be commissioned starting in 2021.
wpd launched its subsidiary wpd Korea Ltd., Seoul, in November 2018 seeking to develop projects across various technologies including on- and offshore wind as well as PV. In its approach to the Korean market, the company focusses on co-operation with local developers as well as own greenfield development activities.
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