More than 9 GW of New Offshore Wind Capacity Under Review in Taiwan

March 15, 2022, by Adrijana Buljan

Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has started reviewing Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for nine offshore wind projects totaling 9.1 GW in capacity, with more than half of the nine projects led by European developers.

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More than 9 GW of new offshore wind capacity under review in Taiwan

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