TIPC Chairman Hsien-yi Lee said TIPC was particularly interested in learning how to best develop the port infrastructures necessary to support the future development and installation of floating wind in Taiwan, which was a key incentive for TIPC to seek this new MOU with ABP.

ABP’s CEO Henrik L. Pedersen said: “This agreement with Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) represents an exciting new stage in our journey towards net zero, for which international collaboration is key. Floating offshore wind presents huge opportunities to the UK, from becoming a global leader in green energy generation to creating significant jobs, prosperity and energy security. We look forward to working with TIPC to exchange ideas and accelerate the advancement of this technology.”