KWI Daily | Apr 7, 2026

The Ministry of Climate announced a competitive bid for 1.8GW of offshore wind in the first half of the year, while adjusting the bid upper limit downward. The move is expected to influence near-term project development and investment attention across the sector.

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Market interest is rising in offshore wind bidding ahead of the RPS sunset, with expectations of broad participation. At the same time, the article flags concerns that project economics could create “profitability traps” despite headline bidding momentum.

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A bill has been proposed to share profits from offshore wind projects with the public, aiming to reduce citizens’ energy burden through revenue distribution. If passed, offshore wind operators would be obligated to share profits.

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The Dadepo offshore wind project is described as having an economic impact of KRW 1.4 trillion, but is reportedly stalled by hurdles in the licensing process. The article underscores the importance of sustaining momentum in renewable energy development while permitting issues remain unresolved.

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CIP has officially started developing an offshore wind supply chain and is expanding collaboration with domestic partners. The update is linked to offshore wind testing and broader efforts to strengthen local participation in project execution.

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Unison has transitioned to a co-CEO system, a move the article frames as intended to speed up its offshore wind business. The company is also described as continuing related testing and development activities.

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The Jeonnam Wind Power Association and Gwangju Metropolitan City announced a collaboration plan and discussed the future direction of the offshore wind industry. The talks also explored strategies framed around sustainable energy development.

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Inha University’s Professor Jung Jun-mo highlights the high potential of the floating offshore wind market and stresses the importance of R&D and securing demonstration data. He also notes offshore wind’s role in supporting Korea’s energy transition.

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Hae Song Offshore Wind is presented as a model emphasizing local participation and cooperation, with an explicit focus on ties to the local economy for sustainable development. The article also discusses positive impacts of offshore wind technology on the local community.

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