Samsu Wind Power Starts Operation in South Korea

Samsu Wind Power, which Eurus Energy Group has been constructing in South Korea with Daehan Green Energy Co., Ltd. and Korea South-East Power Co., Ltd., launched its commercial operation today.

The power plant is installed in Gangwon-do, which has one of the best wind conditions in South Korea, and consists of five 4.5 MW rated wind turbines. In South Korea this is the first plant installed with a wind turbine class as large as 4.5 MW in a mountainous area above the altitude of 1,000m.

Eurus Energy Group operates three other wind farms in South Korea, and by the launch of Samsu Wind Power’s commercial operation, the total power output of these wind farms has reached 177 MW. Combined with solar power generation, the total sum of Eurus Energy Group’s capacity in South Korea now stands at 181 MW.

South Korea has a governmental goal of covering 20% ​​of its electricity supply with renewable energy by 2030, and is actively introducing wind energy.

In such business environment, Eurus Energy Group aims to continue promoting the expansion of its renewable energy operations in South Korea.

Outline of the Project

Project Name	Samsu Wind Power
Location	Taebaek, Gangwon-do, South Korea
Capacity	21 MW (4.5 MW × 5 units / Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy)
Power purchaser	Korea South-East Power Co., Ltd.
Business company	Samsu Wind Power Co., Ltd.
Shareholder	Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation　56.7% Daehan Green Energy Co., Ltd. 24.3% Korea South-East Power Co., Ltd. 19.0%