Source: ReNews
The UK Government has committed €146 million in financial backing for Ørsted’s 632MW Greater Changhua 2 offshore wind farm in Taiwan, unlocking fresh opportunities for British supply chain companies and skilled professionals working across the Asia-Pacific region.
As a specialist recruitment partner to the global renewables industry, LSP Renewables is closely tracking key project developments like this – particularly where they open the door for new roles and supplier partnerships in the fast-growing APAC market.
With support from UK Export Finance (UKEF) and export credit agencies from Denmark, Norway, South Korea, and Taiwan, the project is enabling UK-based companies such as Cadeler, CRP Subsea, Ordtek, and Cathie to secure strategic contracts for services and components.
For the UK’s renewables sector, this is a milestone. For professionals in the field – and companies looking to scale their APAC operations – it’s a signal to get involved.
“This investment will enable British innovation in renewable technology to scale up Taiwan’s clean energy transition,” said Minister for Exports Gareth Thomas.
“It also supports jobs across the UK and boosts exports in our key growth sectors.”
Ørsted CFO Trond Westlie also highlighted the strong interest in the project from international banks and credit agencies, underlining the growing investor confidence in well-structured offshore wind assets.
LSP Renewables is actively supporting clients and candidates involved in offshore wind developments across Asia-Pacific, including Greater Changhua and other strategic wind zones in Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, and Australia.
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