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20 August 2026

Ørsted proposes new 2GW offshore wind farm off Taiwan

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Ørsted proposes new 2GW offshore wind farm off Taiwan

Danish renewable energy company Ørsted has proposed a new 2 GW offshore wind farm off Taiwan’s Changhua coast, named Dadu II. Filings from Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment show the project would cover about 234. 6 sq km of sea area, with the nearest point roughly 38 km from shore. The plan envisages turbines in the 14–22MW …

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