Taiwan offshore wind farm fully installed; Canada backs Nova Scotia projects; Equinor exits South Korea
Taiwan's 1,022 MW Hai Long offshore wind complex has completed all 73 turbines and is generating power across three sites off Changhua. Canada pledged C$100 million for Nova Scotia offshore wind preparation ahead of a 2027 licensing auction, including floating LiDAR buoys and transmission studies. Equinor will stop developing offshore wind in South Korea, affecting the planned 750 MW Bandibuli floating project.
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