Actemium Steps Forward in the South Korean Offshore Wind Market
South Korea’s offshore wind sector has made advances in the last few years. Since 2022, the government has set ambitious renewable energy targets, aiming to increase the share of renewables in its electricity mix to 21.6% by 2030 and nearly 33% by 2038. In response, Actemium is making strategic moves to establish it’s present in this dynamic market.
Ensuring Industrial Excellence for Offshore Wind Farms
Actemium has been present in Korea for over 15 years, contributing its expertise to a wide range of projects and actively supporting the country’s journey toward energy transition and a cleaner sustainable future. Since 2023, Actemium – in partnership with the local software design and development firm ENGSOFT – successfully delivers Marine Coordination Services (MCS) for a commercial offshore wind farm in Korea.
To pursue that effort in the Renewable Energies sector, Actemium position itself by delivering specialized engineering support and maintenance services. Their expertise spans managing marine operations, maintaining safety with real-time traffic monitoring, providing expert advice on marine traffic, and handling emergency planning with precision.
Connecting Local Opportunities with Global Expertise
A major milestone in this journey was Actemium’s participation in the Korea Offshore Wind Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition at BEXCO, Busan, held on July 2–3, 2025—a perfect platform to showcase their expertises.
The booth established by Actemium and its partner ENGSOFT, welcomed more than 170 visitors, including developers, EPC contractors, offshore wind professionals, and leading Korean energy companies.
This provided a valuable opportunity to present Marine Coordination Services (MCS) and Operations & Maintenance (O&M) capabilities, strengthening Actemium’s reputation as a reliable partner in Korea’s offshore wind market. The exhibition also opened doors to meet with major international players. These discussions highlighted Actemium’s marine coordination expertise and paved the way for potential collaborations on future tenders in the offshore Korean wind market contributing to the carbon neutrality of the country.
