Global Green Energy
KCH
Global Green
Energy
KCH
It is a power generation method that generates electricity by installing wind turbines in open waters along coastlines and
taking the kinetic energy created by the wind’s rotation of the turbine’s blades and converting it into mechanical energy.
Offshore wind power is free from location restrictions unlike onshore wind power and can be developed in large-scale complexes, which can increase efficiency.
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01
There is accessibility to more
wind power and stronger winds in
comparison to onshore wind power -
02
Relative freedom from
problems such as noise or
natural damage -
03
Conditions favorable for
the installation of large turbines and
the construction of large complexes
Principle of converting mechanical energy generated through the rotation of a turbine’s blades into electrical energy using generators

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01Blade
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02Gearbox
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03Generator
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04Substation
- Site Location
ImJa-Myeon, Shin An-Gun
- Capacity
600MW
- Total Investment Cost
$2.6 billion
- Construction Period
2020~2026
- Site Location
Heuk San-Myeon
- Capacity
400MW
- Total Investment Cost
$1.76 Billion
- Construction Period
2020 ~ 2026
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2020.01
Permission granted to use
shared seas for the installation of offshore measurement device in Heuksan Township -
2020.02
Permission granted to use
shared seas for the installation of
offshore measurement device
in Imja Township -
2021.06
Installing the wind measurement
device in Imja Township -
2022.06
Power generation business
permit in Imja Township
(pending) -
2023.12
Consultation with residents of
Imja Township / fishery rights
compensation (pending) -
2024.02
Permission for development
activities in Imja Township
(pending) -
2025.01
Construction of the Imja Offshore
Wind Power Complex (pending) -
2026.07
Power generation complex
installation / trial operation
(pending) -
2026.12
Start of Commercial
Production