Installed capacity evolution  

Operational (*)	Power (MW)	Windfarms	Turbines
Onshore
Offshore
Total

Manufacturers  

Name	Status	Product range
	Active (since 2004)	3 - 10 MW
	Active (since 2006)	1.5 - 2.5 MW
	Former manufacturer (1997-2018)	750 kW - 5 MW
	Former manufacturer (2008-2017)	1.65 - 5.5 MW
	Former manufacturer (2009-2019)	2.5 - 7 MW
	Former manufacturer (2009-2022)	1.5 - 2 MW
	Active (since 2001)	750 kW - 10 MW

Main actors  

Name	Number of occurrences in the database	Website
	26
	12
	10
	8
	7
	7
	6
	6
	6
	5
	5
	5
	5
	5
	4
	4
	4
	4
	4
	3
	3
	3
	3
	3
	3
	3
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	2
	1
Liste complète

Wind Energy Association(s)  

Name	Website
Korean Wind Energy Industry Association	https://www.kweia.or.kr/

	Databases        South Korea (windfarms) South Korea (national report) Asia (windfarms) World (windfarms) All databases

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	Main windfarms in operation Hallym (100,0 MW) Gawip (98,0 MW) Jeonnam 1 (96,0 MW) YEP (76,0 MW) Yeonggwang (73,6 MW) Bonghwa Omisan (66,0 MW) Yeong Yang (61,5 MW) Yeong Yang (59,4 MW) STX Yeongyang (56,1 MW) Uljin (54,0 MW) Geumseongsan (52,0 MW) Cheongsong Myunbong (50,4 MW) Gangwon (50,0 MW) Yeongwol (46,2 MW) Yangyang Wind Power (46,2 MW)

	Recent windfarms Jeonnam 1 (96,0 MW) Yeongwol (46,2 MW) Yeonggwang Baeksu (8,0 MW) Samsu (21,0 MW) Gunsan 4.3 MW (4,3 MW) Ulsan 750 kW floating demonstrator (0,0 MW) Southwest Offshore Wind Project (39,0 MW) Southwest Offshore Wind Project (21,0 MW) Tamra (30,0 MW) Cheonbuk (7,1 MW)

	Legend #ND: no data (*): according to The Wind Power database

	Update for this sheet 2 April 2026