Taebaek Wind Park: Clean Development Mechanism

Taebaek Wind Park CDM Project stands tall in the heart of Gangwon-do, Republic of Korea, harnessing the power of wind energy. With an 18MW generating capacity spread across 9 phases, this project is a beacon of sustainability, aligning with national renewable energy policies and global greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction initiatives.

Wind Power Dynamics:

Owned and operated by Taebaek Wind Park Co., Ltd, this project yields an annual output of approximately 44,568 MWh, achieving a remarkable average emission reduction of 302,570 tCO2 over a decade. ECOEYE, a leading carbon project developer, collaborates in monitoring the CDM project’s emissions reduction.

Goals and Objectives:

• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Korea.
• Utilize zero-emission wind power for sustainable development in local communities.

Sustainable Development Contributions:

Environmental:

• Improves air quality by curbing domestic fossil fuel consumption.
• Zero emissions of CO2 and other pollutants benefit air and soil quality.
• Proposes renewable energy alternatives for eco-friendly fuel.

Social and Technological:

• Transforms the wind power complex into a tourist attraction, boosting local tourism and job creation.
• Diversifies electric generation sources, fostering advancements in power generation technology.
• Reduces dependence on foreign oil, enhancing domestic energy security.

Economic:

• Creates job opportunities during construction and operation phases, directly impacting the local economy.