DNV wins owner’s engineer gig on 300-MW offshore wind project in Taiwan – Renewables Now

March 30 (Renewables Now) - Norway-based professional services company DNV said it has been appointed by Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) to serve as the owners engineer for the 300-MW Changhua Phase II offshore wind project in Taiwanese waters.

The contract is worth USD 17.7 million (EUR 15.1m).

The scope of the job will keep DNV busy into the second half of 2025. The company said its team will support project engineering reviews and marine coordination during wind farm construction. Other assignments will include design review, fabrication assurance, and construction assurance.

DNV will work in partnership with Taiwan-based engineering consultancy GIBSIN Engineers Ltd. (GIBSIN).

The Changhua Phase II project envisions the installation of 31 wind turbines. Detailed design of the project is due to be finalised in 2021, while the wind farm is scheduled to go online by autumn 2025, DNV added.

(USD 1.0 = EUR 0.854)

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