British and Taiwanese port associations sign collaboration for floating offshore wind hub

Associated British Ports ("ABP") has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on cooperation with Taiwan International Ports Corporation (“TIPC”), in a ceremony at the Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal Port of Kaohsiung Passenger Terminal. The MOU opens the door for information and experience sharing between the two signatories on floating offshore wind (“FLOW”) related port facilities and for the exploration of future business collaboration opportunities.

Henrik L. Pedersen, CEO of ABP, said: “This agreement with Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) represents an exciting new stage in our journey towards net zero, for which international collaboration is key. Floating offshore wind presents huge opportunities to the UK, from becoming a global leader in green... ... More: Official Press Release ABP

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