About Us
Haewoori Overview
introduction
Haewoori Offshore Wind is an Ulsan offshore wind project company founded in 2022 by CIP/COP Korea,
the Korean subsidiary of CIP/COP (Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners/ Copenhagen Offshore Partners),
the world’s largest green investment fund and leading developer of offshore wind.
Haewoori Offshore wind obtained approval for three floating offshore wind farms in Ulsan with a total capacity of 1.5GW. Currently, Haewoori Offshore Wind is actively engaged in the business development phase for these projects.
The name of the project, 'Haewoori,' means "a story that we create at sea and in Ulsan." The name reflects our ambition to establish a representative offshore wind farm in Ulsan and coexist with the local community.
Jonathan
Spink
greeting
As climate change has become a global agenda, the transition to sustainable energy has been accelerating around the world. Notably, offshore wind has come to the fore for its efficiency and potential. Indeed, offshore wind development is ongoing in many countries.
Haewoori Offshore Wind took note of the world-class supply networks and environmental, industrial and economic potential that Ulsan offers and has been advancing its eponymous Haewoori Offshore Wind Project, the largest-ever floating offshore wind power project.
Leveraging its rich experiences and knowhow in the offshore wind field, Haewoori Offshore Wind is committed to promoting win-win relations and development with local communities and fishermen from a long-term perspective and contributing to building an ecosystem for the local offshore wind industry. In addition, Haewoori Offshore Wind will help stimulate the local economy and support Korea’s transition to new renewable energy.
We ask for your support and interest in the success of Haewoori Offshore Wind Project, which will draw global attention.
Thank you.
Jonathan Spink, CEO of Haewoori Offshore Wind
COMPANY
Senior Director for Development and Stakeholder Management
Changhyun Song
Changhyun has been involved in the development of global and domestic infrastructure projects for more than 30 years including several renewable and traditional power projects. He has also worked in Kazakhstan, Russia, and Germany for more than 17 years as a business developer in the infrastructure and natural resources industries.
Head of Environment and Consenting
Trine Hoffmann Sørensen
Trine is leading the environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) for the Haewoori offshore wind power project. Trine has been involved in project origination, development, and delivery of large infrastructure and offshore wind projects, and she has been leading ESIAs on a number of offshore wind projects in Europe and Asia during the past 20 years.
Technical Development Director
Nick Murphy
Nick has over 20 years of experience in offshore wind and marine renewable energy, working in utility, technology, contracting, and infrastructure investment businesses. Nick has consented to projects in the UK, Canada, and USA and, prior to joining the Haewoori project, he was Operations Director of a specialist renewable energy supplier, Construction Manager for the Principal Contractor on a UK offshore wind farm, and Project Director for a 3GW development portfolio of offshore wind projects in South Korea.
Commercial Director
Magnus Winther Johannsen
Magnus leads the project business case development, offtake strategy, and project finance activities. Magnus has over 15 years of experience within the commercial field of offshore wind projects.
CIP(Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners)
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), world’s largest renewable energy investment management firm
Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Denmark, CIP is a global dedicated fund manager with greenfield renewable energy investments. CIP manages 12 equity funds and has raised EUR 25 billion to date for investments in green energy projects across fixed and floating offshore wind, onshore wind, solar PV, and Power-to-X. Equipped with the world’s leading risk management and timely decision-making capabilities, CIP has been raising large-scale green funds.
COP(Copenhagen Offshore Partners)
Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP), global offshore wind developer
COP is a world leader in offshore wind project origination, development, and construction. COP is accelerating the energy transition as the exclusive offshore wind development partner of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ 50+GW project portfolio, one third of which represents floating offshore wind. COP’s expert team are advancing offshore wind projects across 17 offices in Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Americas, including new markets. The group is staffed with experts in all aspects of offshore wind project development, including the management of complex processes, quality, risk and budget.
Established in 2018, the COP Korea team is made up of both specialists from the group’s Danish headquarters as well as locally recruited Korean experts with key capabilities in offshore wind. COP is committed to growing the Korean team with Korean experts who bring skills and knowledge across the dynamic stages of large infrastructure projects development including investment, development, engineering, construction, and operation.
