Siemens Gamesa, a German Siemens subsidiary, is aiming to capitalize on Taiwan's offshore wind power market with NT $ 1,000,000. It recently announced that it will sign an offshore wind power cooperation memorandum with Taiwan's port authority for off-shore wind power development in Taichung Port.
Siemens wind power business in Germany in 2016 with the Spanish fan maker Gamesa merger, in 2017 set up Siemens Gamesa renewable energy company in more than 90 countries around the world to set up wind turbines with a total generating capacity of nearly 82GW, Siemens Gamesa in 2016, 8MW Offshore Wind Turbine Siemens Gamesa has set up an office in Taipei to provide off-shore wind power development headquarters in mainland China and other Asia Pacific regions with offices in Japan, South Korea and other regions to provide the latest off-shore wind power and service portfolio.
Yesterday, Siemens Gamesa signed a letter of intent with the port companies to jointly develop offshore wind power projects in Taichung Port. It will conduct a survey of potential manufacturing sites, office facilities and temporary work areas in Taichung Port, including storage, pre-assembly and loading of the dock area.
According to Andreas Nauen, chief executive of Siemens Gamesa offshore division, according to official sources, Taiwan's offshore wind power industry plans to generate over 10GW of electricity in total. In 2017 Taiwan provided detailed grid capacity planning demonstrating its long-term commitment and support Shore wind power determination.The two sides signed a letter of intent yesterday, a symbol of Siemens Gamesa want to contribute to the development of offshore wind power in Taiwan a strong attempt to fully believe the potential of this emerging market, and look forward to making good use of the industry-leading knowledge to support this market.