
Taiwan Offshore Wind Capacity Reaches 4.8 GW
Taiwan reached 4.8 GW of offshore wind capacity after installing its 500th turbine. The country ranked fifth globally in installed offshore wind capacity in 2025 and third for new additions.

Taiwan reached 4.8 GW of offshore wind capacity after installing its 500th turbine. The country ranked fifth globally in installed offshore wind capacity in 2025 and third for new additions.

A Chinese coast guard vessel departed waters near the Taiwan-controlled Pratas Islands following a standoff and verbal exchange with Taiwan’s coast guard.

Ørsted completed energisation of all 66 array cables at Greater Changhua 2b and 4, while all 42 turbines at Greater Changhua 4 are now connected to Taiwan’s grid.

Taipower is reviewing a partnership-based offshore wind development model, moving away from sole ownership and turnkey contracting as it weighs co-investment with private-sector partners.

A Taiwan court ordered the captain of a Chinese-linked vessel to pay damages to Chunghwa Telecom over the Tai-Peng 3 subsea cable case, adding a civil compensation order to a three-year prison sentence.

Hai Long 3 has completed its first offshore wind turbine installation, with a locally assembled nacelle from Siemens Gamesa and offshore installation carried out by CDWE.

Marco Polo Marine has secured a 15-year charter in Taiwan through PKR Offshore to provide emergency towing and salvage services in territorial waters and offshore wind farm areas from Q2 2026.

Nexra signs a firm Taiwan O&M campaign contract worth over EUR 20 million, starting March 2026 for 3–4 months, executed with Wind Maker.

AlphaECC completed the loadout of a 2,000 t pre-piling template with an integrated hydraulic system for Taiwan’s Fengmiao 1 Offshore Wind Project.
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