Wind farms in Gangwon-do
We track 21 wind farms in Gangwon-do, South Korea: 6 operating, with 0.2 GW, and 0.6 GW being built, consented or planned. These are the 6 largest operating today, by capacity. Click a farm for its owners, turbines and location.
| # | Wind farm | Type | Capacity | Online | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jeongam wind farm | Onshore | 32 MW | 2018 | Korea Southern Power Co Ltd |
| 2 | Pyeongchang wind farm | Onshore | 30 MW | 2016 | Korea Southern Power Co Ltd |
| 3 | Gangneung Deagi-Ri wind farm | Onshore | 26 MW | 2016 | Korea East-West Power Co Ltd |
| 4 | Gangwon (Vestas) wind farm | Onshore | 26 MW | 2017 | Vestas Wind Systems A/S |
| 5 | Samsu wind farm | Onshore | 21 MW | 2021 | Eurus Energy Holdings Corp |
| 6 | Gwinemi wind farm | Onshore | 20 MW | 2019 | Korea Southern Power Co Ltd |
Operating farms only, by installed capacity as the registers record it: national registers where a country has one, and Global Energy Monitor's Global Wind Power Tracker (CC BY 4.0) elsewhere. Totals are of the farms we track and can differ from official statistics. Figures are indicative and can differ from developers' own; see methods.
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