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Offshore Wind Power

Traditionally, underground cables have dominated the global cable market. However, with increasing discussions on climate change and expanding policies for renewable energy, demand for submarine cables is surging. The industry forecasts that global demand for submarine cables will surpass that of underground cables after 2025.

To meet this demand, Taihan has secured capabilities in both production and installation. We are actively working to win projects not only in Korea’s West Coast HVDC Energy Highway initiative but also in the U.S., Europe, and other offshore wind markets worldwide

Securing Competitive Advantage Across the Entire Submarine Cable Value Chain

Taihan has built a dedicated submarine cable plant in Dangjin and has secured Korea’s only cable-laying vessel (CLV) for offshore wind, thereby enabling it to manage the full value chain of submarine cable projects.
With only a few global players possessing such turn-key capabilities, Taihan is well-positioned to seize diverse business opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore wind market.

Taihan’s ‘PALOS’
Use Laying Submarine Cables
Type CLV(Cable Laying Vessel)
Main Data
  • 90.0m x 28.0m x 6.5m (Length overall x Moulded width x Moulded depth)
  • Loading capacity: 4,400t
Features
  • Capable of self-propulsion
  • DPS-enabled, precise positioning
  • Max speed : 9 knot

Comparison of CLV and CLB

Division CLV (Cable Laying Vessel) CLB (Cable Laying Barge)
Content Built specifically for laying submarine cables Modified cargo barges for the purpose of laying submarine cables
Operation Capable of self-propulsion Need for auxiliary vessels like a tugboat
Average Installation Speed 13 km/day 3km/day
Features
  • DPS-enabled, precise positioning
  • Shorter installation time due to self-propulsion
  • No need for auxiliary vessels for installation
  • Long installation time due to anchor mooring for positioning and movement
* Subject to change depending on work conditions
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