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Taihan exceeded winning an annual cumulative order of USD 300 million by winning a new order​As T.E. USA, the U.S. corporation of Taihan, won an additional order worth about USD 24 million, Taihan won an annual cumulative order of USD 300 million in North America. Winning an annual cumulative order of USD 300 million is the highest record since entering the U.S. market in the early 2000s, and Taihan has already exceeded the annual order amount of last year (USD 240 million). The order won by Taihan this time is a 230kV Extra-high voltage underground power line project that is linked to a large-scale solar power plant to be built in the eastern desert of California. In March 2022, Taihan won the project to connect a large offshore wind farm on the eastern coast with the power system. Including these two projects, Taihan won new and renewable energy infrastructure projects worth about USD 80 million this year alone. Taihan expects that these achievements will play a positive role in the continued expansion of winning orders in the U.S. 

Taihan’s US subsidiary succeeds in winning a major extra-high-voltage power grid projectTaihan has won an additional large-scale project in the US, continuing its recent streak of new orders. The company’s US subsidiary, TEUSA, secured a supply order for an extra-high-voltage power grid from a major US power corporation. Worth roughly KRW 60 billion, this latest order comes just 15 days after the news of Taihan winning its bid for another long-term contract (three years) in America halfway through last month. This project is particularly significant in that it is an “Alliance Contract” based on mutual trust, unlike a regular product supply contract. 

A power infrastructure project contract worth 42 billion won achieved in the US​Taihan won an order for a 42 billion won power infrastructure project from a California power company in the US. This is a large-scale project to build a 275kV extra-high voltage underground power grid in the LA area, in order to prepare for the skyrocketing demand for electricity due to the 2028 LA Olympics. Along with this project, Taihan achieved 190 billion won in orders in the US this year. In particular, Taihan has won more than 10 new projects in California, Florida, and New York since April, reinforcing its position as a major supplier in the US.