Deep Wind Offshore and EWP to develop offshore wind projects--Seetao

[Deep Wind Offshore and EWP to develop offshore wind projects] Norwegian offshore project developer DWO has partnered with South Korean state-owned energy company East West Power to develop South Korean offshore wind projects. Under their partnership, DWO and EWP will focus on developing four floating and bottom-fixed projects offshore from the country's coastline. The total installed capacity of these projects will exceed 4GW. Editor/Xing Wentao

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