South Korea: Taean fisherman opposes offshore wind farm

Published 2022년 12월 26일

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Fishermen in Taean-gun, South Chungcheong Province, are opposing the development of an offshore wind farm due to concerns that it will ruin fishing grounds and harm the coastal landscape. The Taean-gun National Victims Countermeasures Committee has asked for a suspension of the project for review, citing potential damage to benthic ecosystems, fish spawning grounds, and effects on communication and operation of ship equipment. The project, spanning 350 square kilometers and costing 11.3 trillion won, is being promoted across five complexes in the sea near Taean-gun, with some components already in installation and permitting stages.
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When Taean-gun, South Chungcheong Province promotes the creation of an offshore wind farm, fishermen are opposing it. The Taean-gun National Victims Countermeasures Committee, which is taking the lead in opposing the Taean-gun offshore wind farm, recently requested Taean-gun and the council not to install offshore wind power facilities in sea areas that significantly harm the coastal landscape. Wind power generation is a backwards policy of the military government in the form of 'development first, supplement later' that does not go through exclusion of resident acceptance sources, changes in seabed topography, damage to benthic ecosystems, destruction of fish spawning grounds, and fish spawning impact assessments due to low frequency, so it is a democratic process. It was suggested that it be immediately suspended for review by the In addition, as it is unfair due to legal violations such as economic promotion and energy supply system establishment in 2022, budget deliberation ...
Source: Fisheco

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