Fengmiao Offshore Wind Farm Completes First Batch of Subsea Foundation Assembly　Officially Launching Offshore Marine Construction

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The Fengmiao Offshore Wind Farm, led by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners' (CIP) fifth flagship fund (CI V), held a milestone progress showcase today (29) at Taipei Port, presenting the completion of the first batch of assembled subsea foundations. The event highlighted CIP's strong execution capabilities and underscored the latest progress in its collaboration with Century Wind Power.

Located approximately 35 km offshore Taichung City, the Fengmiao project is planned to install 33 wind turbines with a total capacity of 500 MW. The successful completion of the first subsea foundations confirms that construction is advancing steadily in line with the project schedule. The wind farm remains on track for completion in 2027, further strengthening confidence among investors, financing institutions, and corporate offtakers in the project's timely delivery.

Mark Wainwright, CEO of the Fengmiao Offshore Wind Farm, stated that the completion of the first batch of subsea foundations demonstrates CIP's proven maturity and track record in delivering large-scale and complex energy infrastructure projects. Among the Round 3.1 zonal development projects, Fengmiao continues to lead in progress and is currently the only project to have achieved financial close and entered full construction.

Marina Hsu, CIP's Asia-Pacific Regional Managing Director, noted that demand for utility-scale green power continues to rise, driven by the rapid expansion of AI, data centres and high-tech manufacturing. Since establishing its Taiwan office in 2017, CIP has worked closely with the government to deliver each phase of Taiwan's offshore wind targets, while maintaining an unbroken record of on-time completion across all wind farm projects.

The completion of Fengmiao's first subsea foundations highlights the strong collaborative capability between CIP and Taiwan's local supply chain. Looking ahead, CIP is also actively advancing the development of Fengmiao II (600 MW) and is confident in delivering large-scale, long-term and stable green power supply to Taiwan by 2030.

About CIP

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S (CIP) is a dedicated energy infrastructure fund manager, with a core focus on offshore wind, onshore wind, solar PV, biomass, power transmission and distribution, and energy storage. CIP and its portfolio wind power projects maintain offices across Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia, and Taiwan, reflecting its global operating footprint.

CIP manages 13 funds with total assets under management of approximately EUR 33 billion. The firm is supported by around 200 international institutional investors, including investors from the Nordic region, continental Europe, the United Kingdom, the Americas, Asia and Australia, as well as multilateral organizations such as the European Investment Bank (EIB).

Founded in 2012, CIP was established by a team of senior energy industry executives in partnership with PensionDanmark, one of Denmark's largest pension funds.