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All five developers that were awarded capacity in Taiwan’s latest offshore wind tender have submitted their contracts to the country’s Ministry of Economic Affairs.
Asian offshore wind farm developer Synera Renewable Energy has taken over a majority ownership of the 376MW Formosa 2 wind farm off Taiwan.
If China ever makes good on decades of implicit threats to invade Taiwan, most of its ground force will have to land at ports.
The incident was first reported by Taiwan ADIZ, a Facebook group run by civilians who keep track of Chinese military activities near Taiwan.
Taiwanese owner and operator Wisdom Marine has confirmed the sale of two Japanese-built bulkers for about $36m in total.
For the first time, Taiwan has charged a Chinese ship captain for intentionally damaging undersea cables in February.
Intelligence sources who have spoken to 19FortyFive now state that they believe an attempt by China to invade Taiwan is no less than six months away.
The Chinese military said Tuesday it had launched joint exercises involving its army, navy, air force and rocket force around Taiwan as a “stern warning,” days after US defense chief Pete Hegseth vowed to counter “China’s aggression” on his first visit to Asia.
Inspired by Ukraine's success with unmanned drone boats in the Black Sea, Taiwan has built an unmanned attack boat of its own, with modifications.
The Coast Guard in Taiwan reports it detained a Chinese ship it called a “three-no” barge meaning it did not have a name, homeport, or registration when inspected.
Guangzhou Shipyard's new jackup bridging barges have been deployed for their first known over-the-shore logistics exercise at Zhanjiang, China.
Taiwan’s Chinese Maritime Transport (CMT) is moving forward with its dry bulk newbuilding project at a domestic yard.
Taiwan’s coast guard detained a cargo ship and its Chinese crew on Tuesday. The vessel is suspected of damaging the cable connecting Taiwan to its outlying Penghu Islands, Taiwan’s coast guard said in a statement. The Togo-flagged Hongtai58 and its eight Chinese crewmembers have been taken to the port of Anping as investigations get underway …
Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration confirmed it has detained a suspicious vessel for further investigation as the country’s telecom provider Chunghwa reported operations of one of its offshore cables had been interrupted.
Despite China’s rapid military improvements, it’s unlikely to use large-scale force against Taiwan in 2025.
China is conducting drills that simulate the reunification of Taiwan by force, according to the U.S. military's top officer in Asia. China'
Last week, Taiwan reported peak wind production levels with presence of a strong northeast monsoon off its coast. The state-owned utility company Taipower said that wind power generation started to rise on Thursday, surpassing 3.1 GW by early hours of Friday morning.
Taiwan’s Coast Guard is moving forward with its effort to monitor and inspect potentially dangerous vessels following an incident in which an undersea cable was damaged.
Taiwan has blacklisted 52 Chinese-owned ships that operate under flags of convenience.
In Asia and Europe, authorities are taking action, trying to crack down on ships taking out critical subsea infrastructure.
Dutch marine construction firm Van Oord has been contracted by Danish fund manager and renewables investor Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to install inter-array cables for the Fengmiao 1 offshore wind farm in Taiwan.
The West had better think carefully about how it would handle China imposing a nominally civil quarantine on Taiwan, because that’s the tactic that increasingly looks like an opening move for Beijing in taking control of the island.
The Chinese director of a firm whose vessel Taiwan suspects of having damaged an undersea communications cable said on Wednesday there was no evidence the ship was involved, an incident that has alarmed the government in Taipei.
Taiwanese owner and operator Dong Fang Offshore (DFO) has sealed a deal to charter out one of its construction support vessels to Norwegian ocean services provider DeepOcean.
Taiwan's coast guard believes that a Chinese freighter severed a telecom cable off the island's northern coastline last week, and analysts have flagged the possibility of a gray-zone attack - the same subsea security concern that Baltic nations have wrestled with over the past year.
