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| SK oceanplant CEO Lee Seung-chul, left, and Corio Generation's head of Korea Choi Woo-jin pose at the latter's office in Seoul, Thursday, after signing a memorandum of understanding for their cooperation in global offshore wind power projects. They agreed to carry out six projects in the U.K., Australia, Taiwan and South Korea with a combined capacity of 6.8 gigawatts. Courtesy of SK oceanplant |
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