The guests at the signing event included Per Mejnert Kristensen, CEO of Ørsted Asia Pacific, Park Jung-min, Country Manager of Ørsted Korea and Søren Gyllun, Project Development Director of Ørsted Korea as well as Lee Min-yong, a chairman of Deokjeok-meon Development Committee, Kang Tae-mu, a chairman of Jawol-meon Wind Power Council, Kang Cha-byoung, a representative of Deokjeok- Jawol Fishermen’s Council (on behalf of Jawon-meon), Lee Hyun-gak, a representative of Deokjeok- Jawol Fishermen’s Council (on behalf of Deokjeok-meon), Jang Tae-hon, president of Baekryung-meon Residents’ Association, and Bae Bok-bong, president of Daecheong-meon Village Leaders’ Association.
Ørsted’s Incheon offshore wind projects will enhance economic activity through local employment and co-prosperity initiatives as well as developing other local coexistence programs including state-of-the-art monitoring of marine and fisheries environments.
On the same day, Ørsted also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Incheon’s Inha University to promote the sustainable growth of domestic marine resources and the offshore wind power industry. Ørsted will work closely with the Inha-affiliated Gyeonggi-Incheon SeaGrant Center to conduct research on marine resources and the natural environment related to offshore wind power.
