Vena Energy Offshore Wind Farm Successfully Completes Environmental Pre- and the Post- Development Differences Analyzing

Vena Energy's "Vena Energy Offshore Wind Farm" has successfully passed the analyzing of differences between the pre- and the post- environmental development activities, reaffirming the company's commitment to regulatory compliance, active stakeholder engagement, and robust environmental management.

Located approximately 20 kilometers off the coast of Miaoli, the offshore wind farm spans water depths ranging from 52 to 78 meters. The site is designed to accommodate 12 floating platforms with an initial installed capacity of 180 MW, ultimately scaling up to 850 MW.

Tsung-Wei Feng, General Manager of Vena Energy's Offshore Wind Power Development Division, remarked: "Throughout the development phase, we have consistently prioritized the perspectives of local fishermen and environmental groups. Our team has made multiple visits to local fishery associations and participated in relevant forums to convey Vena Energy's vision as a responsible developer, emphasizing ethical practices, transparent communication with local communities, and environmental stewardship."

Over the past decade, Vena Energy has been actively driving Taiwan's energy transition, having developed, constructed, and operated seven solar power plants with a combined renewable energy capacity of 412 MW. As the global energy transition accelerates, the company remains steadfast in its mission to create a more sustainable and resilient energy future.

Furthermore, renewable energy projects will bring significant economic benefits to Taiwan, including facilitating large-scale infrastructure development, generating employment opportunities, and stimulating regional economic growth. Partnerships with local enterprises not only foster technological advancements and knowledge sharing but also enhance Taiwan's competitiveness in the global renewable energy market.