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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2021

Korea's Offshore Wind Collaboration Plan

The Korean government's support for the development of offshore wind power in Korea has reached a crescendo.

South KoreaEnergy and Natural Resources

The Korean government's support for the development of offshore wind power in Korea has reached a crescendo. While interest in the nascent domestic offshore sector has been growing gradually for years, the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (the "Democratic Party") upped the ante when it included a campaign pledge to implement a Green New Deal for Korea (the "Green New Deal") as a key element of its party platform in Korea's April 2020 National Assembly elections. Following the Democratic Party's strong showing in these elections,1 the Blue House seized upon the Green New Deal as a means of catalyzing jobs creation, recovering from COVID-19-related economic sluggishness and revitalizing Korea's industrial base and export industries while simultaneously achieving carbon neutrality and improving Korea's energy security.

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