Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is to build 900 MW of wind farms in Taiwan. The company agreed 20-year power purchase agreements with state utility Taipower at tiered tariffs of TWD6,279 per MWh ($204) for 10 years and TWD4,142/MWh for the following 10 years. The combined two MW Changfang site will be completed over 542 phases in 2021 and 2023. Both the 300 MW Chongneng and 48 MW Xidao farms are scheduled for commissioning in 2024. CIP is now waiting on construction permits for the sites. MHI Vestas has been selected to supply turbines for the project.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is to build 900 MW of wind farms in Taiwan. The company agreed 20-year power purchase agreements with state utility Taipower at tiered tariffs of TWD6,279 per MWh ($204) for 10 years and TWD4,142/MWh for the following 10 years. The combined 542 MW Changfang site will be completed over two phases in 2021 and 2023. Both the 300 MW Chongneng and 48 MW Xidao farms are scheduled for commissioning in 2024. CIP is now waiting on construction permits for the sites. MHI Vestas has been selected to supply turbines for the project.