EnergyOMNI｜No.004-Navigating The Safety Landscape

Contents

｜Preface

｜Cover Story

Maintaining Inclusivity with Core Objective Establishing Offshore Wind Safety on a Global Scale

｜Industrial Dynamics

Continuous Improvement for a More Sustainable and Convenient User Experience

｜Industrial Viewpoint

Balance of Plant: Current situation of O&M and how to address the challenge

｜View in Spotlight

From Music to Geothermal: A Journey from Sweden to Taiwan

Determination for Progress Fortune Electric to Establishing Core Capabilities in Energy Integration

｜Expert's Eye

Coexistence: The Solution for Crowded Seas - A 2050 Scenario Simulation of the UK Fishing Industry (by Fei-Chun Wu)

Offshore Wind Farm Development: An Overview of the Administrative Contracts (by Ying-Yi Lee, Yi-Hsin Chen)

｜Management Perspective

Savor the Essence of Our Planet

｜OMNI Trending on Energy

｜EnergyOMNI Exclusive Column

﹝Mother Earth and her children／by Anwar Wade﹞
Climate Change Funds Accessibility to Developing Countries

﹝Tony Yen／by Tony Yen﹞
Systems Thinking regarding Energy Transition Policies: Finding the Tipping Point for Transportation and Grid Transition

﹝Rethink education／by Andy Stone﹞
Aligning Industries and Institutions for a Renewed Future

｜Learning with Miss OMNI

Ocean Energy, Hydroelectric Energy and Biomass Energy

Main Theme Of This Issue

EnergyOMNI | Publishing of Chinese-English Bilingual Magazine

　　We continually create "value" by doing something new for each issue of 《EnergyOMNI 全・能源》. In the 3rd publication, we conducted a survey targeting Taiwan's offshore wind industry, and yet we discovered some issues that hadn't been explored before. For example, most interviewees have no feeling toward the round 3 bidding structure selecting developers with the technological capability. Furthermore, the developer and supply chain have diverse views regarding the purpose of the round 3 structure, revealing the conflict resulting from the bidding regulations. We are about to embrace the outcome of the round 3.1 auctions. The announcement for Ørsted not participating in round 3, the shifting impact of the political situation of China, the crises of energy supply resulting from the war and continuous inflation, and the urgent need for decarbonization globally all of these making the operation and management of "green energy" industry harder than it used to be. I believe the key is whether we can turn the crisis into a turning point.

　　As one of my esteemed friends said, those who intend to supply their products and services to the industry don't need protection, they find their way to doing business through the global supply chain. After all, no business environment nor policy is fully ready for each change, like one of my best friends pointed out. As long as we continue to put our best foot forward at every step we make and seize every opportunity we have, the end results may be different and worth looking forward to.

Featured Story on the Magazine Cover

What will the future of energy look like?

There are offshore solar panels,

There are wind turbines and the sun,

The electric cars can be powered by renewable energy, Animals will be happy to run around the world in the future.

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　　Our aspiration for EnergyOMNI is to provide readers with valuable trend insights and guide them in exploring future directions. The name "全．能源 EnergyOMNI" also reflects our commitment to achieving the vision of net zero from an energy perspective.