ESG Commitment

ESG Commitment

Fostering Talent

KF Wind is committed to ESG-driven management, with a strong focus on cultivating skilled professionals. Our team includes highly trained engineers who have received technical education from some of the world’s leading experts in offshore wind energy.

Supporting Local Industry

KF Wind is laying the foundation for sustainable energy supply in the region through continued investment in offshore wind development.

By working with the most experienced and highly qualified Korean and international developers, we ensure that our projects align with local needs and conditions.

Coexistence with the Marine Industry

KF Wind is working closely with local fishing communities to develop its projects in a way that supports both sustainable fisheries and offshore wind power generation. Through active dialogue and cooperation with local fisheries, we aim to contribute to the growth of Ulsan’s marine industries while fostering a sustainable living environment.

To this end, we are partnering with regional fisheries organizations to conduct year-round marine surveys. These efforts will help monitor and track changes in fish habitats near the wind farm area, leading to the creation of a comprehensive, continuously managed database. This approach ensures that our offshore wind farms are developed in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner.

Environmental Conservation

Through the KF Wind project, we aim to produce 4,000 GWh of clean energy annually.

We employ pioneering floating wind technology that minimizes potential impacts on marine ecosystems.

In April 2024, KF Wind successfully completed environmental consultations with the Ministry of Environment for its 1,125 MW floating offshore wind farm project off the coast of Ulsan.

The environmental impact assessment—conducted in accordance with international environmental standards—analyzed potential effects on marine ecosystems, seabed habitats, marine mammals, and oceanographic conditions. For the first time globally, this assessment included a comprehensive evaluation of environmental and social impacts in waters up to 400 meters deep.

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