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Home » Uncategorized » Jeonnam 1 enters commissioning phase
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Jeonnam 1 enters commissioning phase

SaraBy SaraJanuary 6, 20252 Mins Read
Siemens Gamesa fits final Jeonnam turbine

All the turbines have been installed at the 96MW Jeonnam 1 offshore wind off South Korea and the project is now being prepared for commissioning ahead of commercial operation.   

Jeonnam 1, located off Shinan county off the south-west coast of South Korea, represents the first privately-led large-scale offshore wind power project in the country.

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Siemens Gamesa began installing the final turbine in December 2024.

Construction began in early 2023 and turbine installation commenced in September 2024.

Commercial operations are expected in the first half of 2025.

“Completing the turbine installation before year-end demonstrates the dedication, expertise, and collaborative spirit of everyone involved,” said Jesper Krarup Holst, COP partner, head of APAC, and chief operating office of the Jeonnam 1, 2 and 3 portfolio.

He added: “CIP and SK Innovation E&S have provided unwavering support throughout, and we are incredibly proud to deliver this essential step towards full-scale clean power generation.

“Jeonnam 1 is poised to play a meaningful role in South Korea’s renewable energy future, and we look forward to the next phase as we prepare for commissioning and energisation.”

Ryan Colbeck, Senior Director at COP and EPC director for Jeonnam 1 added: “This milestone is a testament to the planning, technical know-how, and strong partnerships that have guided Jeonnam 1 from conception to reality.

“With the installation now complete, our attention turns to ensuring that the final stages of the project are carried out with the same level of safety, quality, and commitment.

“We are on track to deliver a world-class offshore wind asset that will benefit both the local community and Korea’s efforts to combat climate change.”

The project team has engaged closely with local communities, businesses, and stakeholders to share development profits, which are revitalising domestic jobs and supporting the growth of Korea’s national offshore wind industry.

The project has established contracts with Korean suppliers and uses local ports and facilities.

Jeonnam 1 is a joint venture led by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through CIPs fund Copenhagen Infrastructure 3  and SK Innovation E&S, one of the largest conglomerates in South Korea.

COP is the exclusive offshore wind development partner to CIP.

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