Cadeler has opened new offices in Xinyi, Taipei, where the company’s Taiwanese team is now based. According to the company, the new office will strengthen its ability to deliver offshore wind projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region – including in Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea and Australia.
Following the merger with Seajacks/Eneti in 2023, Cadeler has expanded its presence in the region. In Taiwan, the company has been involved in the construction of the country’s first commercial offshore wind farm, Formosa 1. Two of Cadeler’s vessels are currently operating in Taiwanese waters: Wind Maker, which is installing 14 MW turbines for Ørsted, and Wind Zaratan, which is performing service work for Vestas.
More projects await in the coming years. In 2027, Wind Maker will install turbines on Fengmiao1, a project from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. The following year, Cadeler will install Siemens Gamesa turbines on Formosa4 for Synera Renewable Energy.
The Asia-Pacific region is a growing market for offshore wind. Taiwan already has several farms in operation, while countries such as South Korea, Japan and Vietnam have scaled up their ambitions. In the Philippines, the first tender has just been completed, and Singapore is working to become an importer of renewable energy. The new office will help reap the benefits of this market.
- Cadeler's new Taipei office will be the hub for expanding our regional footprint – supporting local teams, strengthening customer relationships and coordinating cross-border opportunities, while we build momentum for a clean energy future in the Asia Pacific region, says Mikkel Gleerup, CEO of Cadeler.
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