
The deadline for submission of bids for Phase 3-3 of the offshore wind power block development is today (30th), and the Copenhagen Infrastructure Fund (CIP) announced that it has submitted the tender for the Mimiao No. 3 offshore wind farm.
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The deadline for accepting submissions for Phase 3-3 of Taiwan's offshore wind power block development is today, and various developers are actively striving for bidding opportunities.
The deadline for submissions for Phase 3-3 of the offshore wind power block development is today (30th). The Copenhagen Infrastructure Fund (CIP) officially announced today that it has submitted the bid for the Meomiao No. 3 offshore wind farm, and emphasized that "we will share the good times and bad, and we will never be absent."
CIP stated that it had submitted the tender document for the Miemiao No. 3 offshore wind farm at 9:30 this morning. This is the fifth consecutive time that CIP has participated in the Taiwanese government’s offshore wind power tender. CIP emphasized that the four offshore wind farms before Jianmiao 3 spanned and implemented the second phase of potential sites and the third phase of block development, sharing weal and woe with the government, industrial chain, and financial and insurance industries along the way.
CIP stated that the company proposed the tender document for the Mian Miao No. 3 wind farm based on the experience accumulated in the continuous development and construction of four wind farms in Taiwan over the past nine years, and is highly confident in the content of the tender document and its future execution. CIP thanks the government for continuously improving policy clarity during the tender process for the development of Block 3-3, and looks forward to continuing to create electricity for Taiwan and continue to move forward side by side with the government.
In the potential bidding pool for Phase 3-3 of the block development, two European wind power leaders, Woxu and CIP, are highly favored by the market. Woxu Energy did not bid at the last moment of Phase 3-1 and failed to bid for Phase 3-2. It is rumored that It was reported that Dadu No. 1 wind farm would make a comeback in Phase 3-3, while CIP successfully won bids for Jianmiao No. 1 and Jianmiao No. 2 wind farms in Phases 3-1 and 3-2. It was rumored that Jianmiao No. 3 wind farm would compete for this phase's selection.

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