The government's promotion of the localization of offshore wind power has made great achievements again! On July 15th, the signing ceremony of the Taiwan Offshore Wind Field Project Verification Alliance was held at the Bureau of Standards and Inspection of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (hereinafter referred to as the Bureau of Standards). Power Center), Metal Industry Research and Development Center (Metal Center), Shipbuilding and Marine Industry Development Center (Ship Center), and China Ship Survey Center (Shipping Center), the future alliance members will work together to provide offshore wind farm development Supplier third-party project verification service.

The signing ceremony was witnessed by Chen Linghui, deputy director of the Bureau of Standards. Chen said that the members of the alliance have discussed personnel training, field division of labor, and cooperation mechanisms for more than a year, and reached a consensus on alliance cooperation. "In the future, under the leadership of DNV GL's rich international experience, it will be possible to deepen the third-party project verification capabilities of local legal entities." On September 23, 2018, the Bureau of Standards announced the "Key Points of Project Verification and Review Demonstration Guidance for Offshore Wind Power Projects" to implement the first phase of project verification management for offshore wind farms connected to the grid before 2022, based on the design basis and design The stage is the main scope of review; and it is scheduled to introduce the second stage before December of this year (109), and the offshore wind farm management plan that will be connected to the grid after 111 years, including the manufacturing, transportation and installation stages, will require third-party verification. Due to the increased coverage of the review, wind farm developers will inevitably spend more time and cost on preparations, and the establishment of a local team will help ease the pressure on the industry.