Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has signed a contract with Korea Offshore Wind Power for the maintenance of the demonstration phase of the 60MW Southwest offshore wind project.
The first phase of the three-prong project, which is located on southeast coast of Wido in Buan-gun, North Jeolla Province, will involve the construction of 20 turbines.
DHIC will be responsible for the operation rate of the turbines under the terms of the 15-year deal, which is due to start in 2019.
DHIC power service business group chief executive Jinwon Mok said: “DHIC has proven its commercial competitiveness once again by winning the contract to supply equipment and maintenance services to Southwest Offshore Wind Power…
“We intend to continue expanding the wind power business in the domestic market, which is forecasted to grow to a scale of 16GW by 2030, and will endeavor to build up our export capabilities.”
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Doosan signs Korea service deal
By EBS