Wind power generation phase II

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The TPC offshore wind farm phase II is being developed in an area of 50.13km² in Zone 26 of the Taiwan Strait, off the coast of Lugang Town, Changhua County. The water depth at the site ranges between 37m and 49m.

The wind project will be installed with 31 V174-9.5 MW turbines from Vestas, which have a power generating capacity of 9.5MW each. The project will also comprise the development.

Each V174-9.5 MW turbine has the capacity to supply power to 9,000 UK households. Thye have a rotor diameter of 174m, swept area of.

Denmark-based wind turbine manufacturer Vestas received a contract to supply the 31 wind turbines for the project in March 2022. The contract also includes a 14-year service agreement for the turbines. Risk management and.

Power generated from the turbines will be transmitted to the offshore substation through the 66kV inter-array cables. The substation will step up the output voltage to 161kV. The export.

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6 FAQs about [Wind power generation phase II]

How many offshore wind farm projects are in the EIA process?

As of February 9, 2021, 23 offshore wind farm projects have engaged in the EIA process. Adding on the projects not selected and allocated (enough) capacity in the Transition Round, there may be 31 projects anticipated to compete in this Zonal Development Round.

How will Phase II impact Taiwan?

Phase II is expected to generate 1GWh of power a year, catering to the annual electricity needs of 270,000 households. It is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 403,611 metric tonnes a year. It will support Taiwan’s goal of increasing the share of renewable energy to 20% of the country’s total by 2025.

How many MW offshore wind turbines will be installed?

300 MW installed capacity expected. Regarding The Phase II Offshore Wind Power Project of Taipower, Foxwell Energy, cooperating with international teams, nurtures the most professional offshore wind turbine installation engineering and maintenance team in terms of “green electricity localization”.

Which is the best offshore wind power project in the world?

Regarding The Phase II Offshore Wind Power Project of Taipower, Foxwell Energy, cooperating with international teams, nurtures the most professional offshore wind turbine installation engineering and maintenance team in terms of “green electricity localization”. The western coast of Taiwan is rated as the best wind farm in the world.

What is a PPA for offshore wind farms?

On December 1, 2017, TPC published a standard form PPA specifically for offshore wind farm projects. The PPA provides either a 20-year fixed feed-in tariff that is set on the PPA signing date, or a winning price of a competi-tive auction covenanted by and between the project devel-oper and the Government.

What instruments govern offshore wind energy projects in Taiwan?

In addition to the EA and the REDA, there are various other leg-islative instruments that govern the development and imple-mentation of offshore wind farm projects. These are set out in Annex 2. The process for implementing offshore wind energy projects in Taiwan is steadily progressing. Diagram 3 below provides