SK ecoplant sells its 35.62% stake in SK Ocean Plant, an offshore wind substructure manufacturer, to the D-Ocean consortium for about 410 billion won. The move marks SK ecoplant’s full exit from offshore wind operations. SK Ocean Plant specializes in producing foundations for offshore wind turbines.
SK Oceanplant secures a **$110.71 million** contract to supply substructures for a **high-voltage direct current (HVDC) offshore substation** in Germany. The deal covers critical infrastructure for offshore power transmission, expanding the company’s presence in renewable energy projects. The contract value converts to approximately **159.1 billion won**.
SK Ocean Plant deploys collaborative robots for automated welding in offshore wind substructure manufacturing. The move aims to enhance production efficiency and precision in its fabrication processes. This innovation supports the company’s focus on advancing offshore wind infrastructure.
SK Oceanplant names **Kang Youngkyu** as its new CEO following the company’s 30th annual general meeting of shareholders. The appointment replaces the outgoing leadership structure, marking a transition in executive roles. SK Oceanplant specializes in marine-based carbon capture and biofuel production, leveraging ocean resources for sustainable energy solutions.