China-based offshore wind foundations manufacturer Dajin Heavy Industry and Spanish industrial group Zima Equity Investments have signed a memorandum of understanding…
China-based offshore wind foundations manufacturer Dajin Heavy Industryand Spanish industrial group Zima Equity Investments have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop an offshore wind foundations manufacturing facility at the Port of Gijon in Asturias, northern Spain.
Under the agreement, the partners plan to establish a manufacturing plant at the Port of Gijon capable of producing foundations for offshore wind projects serving the European market and other global regions. The project also aims to position the port as a marshalling hub for European offshore wind developments.
The planned facility is expected to support the regional economy and strengthen Asturias’ role in Europe’s energy transition, with an emphasis on integrating local subcontractors and suppliers into the project’s supply chain.
“New Plant and Marshalling Port will constitute a strong economical impulse for Asturias and its growing importance for the European energy transition. It is the aim of Parties that several local subcontractors and suppliers will be involved in the supply chain of the New Plant,” said Miquel Zorita, Corporate Development Director at Zima.
“This Joint-Venture is an important step for development of local European content by Dajin. It will strengthen Dajin’s global supply chain of foundations but it also reflects commitment
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