Employer’s Requirements
Authored Employer’s Requirements for the high-voltage infrastructure scope.
PROJECT 03 / TAIWAN / OFFSHORE WIND
Formosa 4
Establishing clear technical requirements and reviewing supplier proposals before equipment commitments are made.
495 MWPlanned wind farm capacity
HV infrastructureFounder’s technical scope
Semco MaritimeEmployer during involvement
PUBLIC PROJECT CONTEXT
Project overview
Formosa 4 is a 495 MW offshore wind project developed by Synera Renewable Energy off Miaoli County. The project website describes a site of approximately 58 km², with its nearest point around 20 km from shore. Its planned electrical infrastructure includes 500 MW offshore and onshore substations, with an intended connection to Taipower’s Fangli substation.
- Location
- Offshore Miaoli County, Taiwan
- Developer
- Synera Renewable Energy
- Project area
- Approximately 58 km²
- Planned substations
- 500 MW offshore + 500 MW onshore
495 MW refers to wind generation capacity; 500 MW refers to the stated substation capacities. These are different project ratings.
PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Founder’s contribution
HV requirements & technical evaluationSemco Maritime
Tender evaluation
Assessed international equipment vendor proposals against engineering requirements.
Engineering compliance
Reviewed technical compliance within the tender process, bringing HV equipment knowledge into procurement-stage decisions.
Personal scope is based on the founder’s supplied CV. Public project sources provide background and do not independently verify individual responsibilities.
ENGINEERING PERSPECTIVE
What this experience brings
Tender-stage choices set the technical basis for later design and delivery. Clear equipment requirements and a disciplined comparison of supplier proposals help expose gaps before packages advance into procurement.
REFERENCES
Sources & notes
- Formosa 4 project website ↗Project location, wind capacity and substation configuration
- Semco Maritime ↗Offshore substation EPC award · 29 September 2025
Public sources reviewed 12 October 2026. Project figures and milestones are attributed to the linked publications; announced dates may change. Project names identify professional experience and do not imply endorsement or a commercial relationship with GridWave.
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