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Home›Grid›CWind Taiwan and HYTOR bring temporary power solutions to Taiwan
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August 10, 2020 · about 6 years ago

CWind Taiwan and HYTOR bring temporary power solutions to Taiwan

CWind Taiwan and HYTOR Tools Solutions have teamed up to bring temporary power solutions to the Taiwanese offshore wind market. As part of the strategic alliance, the two companies said they imported a significant quantity of 100 kVA generators to be based in CWind Taiwan’s operational hub in Taichu

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CWind Taiwan and HYTOR Tools Solutions have teamed up to bring temporary power solutions to the Taiwanese offshore wind market.

As part of the strategic alliance, the two companies said they imported a significant quantity of 100 kVA generators to be based in CWind Taiwan’s operational hub in Taichung Port.

The generators are being prepared for offshore deployment on a project in the Taiwan Strait to ensure power supply throughout the construction and commissioning period.

CWind Taiwan employed temporary power project managers from European parent company CWind to provide onsite operational support, and further enhance the training of local generator technicians.

“By utilising our in-country generators, vessels and project teams, we are able to provide a full turnkey solution, as well as respond rapidly to support clients with any unplanned power requirements,” said Tom Manning , Deputy General Manager of CWind Taiwan.

“We’re passionate about supporting the development of the Taiwanese market, training local Taiwanese generator technicians to assist us to deliver this project, and enable them to lead on projects in the future.”

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