BadaEnergy Participates in 2025 Offshore Wind Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition
BadaEnergy Participates in 2025 Offshore
Wind Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition
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On July 2 and 3,
BadaEnergy operated a booth, delivered presentations at conference and seminar
sessions, and held meetings with partners at BEXCO in Busan•
Presented its 2.6GW
offshore wind vision and discussed supply chain partnerships to help build a
more sustainable future
Seoul, July 4 – BadaEnergy,
the joint offshore wind portfolio developed by Corio Generation, TotalEnergies,
and SK ecoplant, participated in the 2025 Offshore Wind Supply Chain Conference
& Exhibition held on July 2 and 3 at BEXCO Exhibition Center II in Busan.
During the event, BadaEnergy operated an exhibition booth, took part in both
conference and seminar programs, and held in-depth meetings with a variety of
domestic and international companies in supply chain, drawing significant
interest from industry stakeholders.
At its booth, BadaEnergy introduced its shareholders and provided
updates on the current status and future plans of its key development projects
including Gray Whale, Maenggoldo and Geomundo. Throughout the two-day event,
the booth attracted more than OOO visitors, and meetings were held with OO
companies, highlighting active discussions and rising interest in future
collaboration.
Hyung-sik Kim, Executive Director at BadaEnergy, participated in
the conference session titled “Korea’s Potential as a Global Offshore Wind
Supply Chain Hub” and shared insights into the growth potential and key
opportunities in Korea’s offshore wind supply chain. In the seminar program,
Jong-gwan Jung, Supply Chain Manager at BadaEnergy gave a presentation under
the theme “From Fixed-Bottom to Floating: Expanding Korea’s Offshore Wind
Supply Chain”, highlighting how BadaEnergy’s portfolio can contribute to
developing a broad and scalable supply chain that spans both fixed-bottom and
floating offshore wind.
A BadaEnergy spokesperson said, “The exhibition was a meaningful
opportunity to share our vision and engage with a wide range of supply chain
partners on future collaboration.” The spokesperson added, “We will continue to
work closely with various companies to develop our 2.6GW offshore wind
portfolio and contribute to building a dynamic supply chain ecosystem that
supports a more sustainable future.”
BadaEnergy is a joint offshore wind portfolio in Korea developed
by a global offshore wind specialist Corio Generation, a global energy company
TotalEnergies, and Korea-based environmental and energy solutions provider SK
ecoplant. With a total planned capacity of 2.6GW, the portfolio includes both
floating and fixed-bottom offshore wind projects located in Korea’s exclusive
economic zone off the coast of Ulsan and in Jeollanam-do, including Maenggoldo
and Geomundo. BadaEnergy participated in the 2025
Offshore Wind Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition held on July 2 and 3 at
BEXCO in Busan, where it presented its offshore wind vision and development
plans while engaging in meetings with supply chain companies.