Euras Energy Japan has begun construction of the 13.5-megawatt Hajang 5 Wind Park in Gangwon-do Province, South Korea, aiming to provide electricity to 13,000 homes.
South Korea — Eurus Energy Japan has officially launched construction of the “13.5MW Hajang 5 Wind Park’, the fifth wind park project in South Korea. The wind farm is located in the plateau cities of Taebaek and Samcheok in Gangwon-do Province.
A high- impact wind park of S. Korea
This Wind Park will consist of three Enercon wind turbines, each with a capacity of 4.5 MW, installed at an altitude of approximately 1,080 meters.
Construction began on May 9, 2025, and the power plant is scheduled to be commercially operational in November 2026. Once launched, the wind park is expected to supply clean electricity to nearly of 13,000 South Korean homes and help to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 20,000 tons annually.
Japan’s Eurus Energy has partnered with Wind EM Energy Co., Ltd., EPC Wind EM Energy Co., Ltd. and Daehan Green Energy Co., Ltd. on the project, which comes as South Korea steps up efforts to achieve a national renewable energy target of 29.2% by 2038.
A future Focused Vision of Eurus
“Helping to preserve the global environment by disseminating and expanding clean energy technologies”
The corporate vision
“Develop with local communities and maintain the trust of society”,
that means — Eurus will continue to work on further expansion of wind power generation and contribute to global environmental conservation and the creation of a sustainable society.
Project Overview
Project Name: Hajang 5 Wind Park
Location: Taebaek & Samcheok, Gangwon-do, South Korea
Developer: Eurus Energy Japan
Capacity: 13.5 MW (3 × 4.5 MW ENERCON turbines)
Construction Start: May 9, 2025
Commercial Operation: November 2026
Homes Powered: ~13,000 average household
CO₂ Reduction: ~20,000 tons annually
Partners: Wind EM Energy Co Ltd, EPC Wind EM Energy Co Ltd, Daehan Green Energy Co Ltd
🇰🇷 National Goal: 29.2% renewable energy by 2038
About Eurus Japan
Eurus is a Japanese company; operating in 14 countries in the world including in the US, UK, Taiwan and other locations globally, it has been said that its a global leader in renewable energy, with a strong track record in wind power development and operations across multiple continents. It is one of the oldest firms, having pioneered the US wind power market in 1987. Eurus has since steadily expanded its global footprint, providing clean energy solutions across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and its home country of Japan.
With a track record of successful projects in countries such as the UK, Italy, Spain and Japan’s first wind farm (built in 1999), Eurus Energy is known for its long-term strategic approach to sustainable development. In recent years, the company has further expanded its reach into the emerging wind power markets of Asia and Africa.
In addition to wind, Eurus Energy is also involved in a variety of renewable energy initiatives, continuously investing in innovative, environmentally responsible power generation technologies.
Eurus’ core mantra is their commitment to long-term value. From the initial site survey to the ongoing operation and maintenance of the power plant, Eurus Energy’s emphasis on sustainability, technological excellence, and community involvement has enabled the company to achieve a wealth of operational efficiencies and gain domestic and global trust.
In the future, Eurus Energy will be dedicated to protecting the global environment and making a positive impact on local communities.
Finally, as the world shifts to cleaner energy, projects like Hajang 5 are moving forward—whirlwind silently over cities and valleys, powering life without polluting the planet with coal or oil. Eurus Energy’s continued investment in South Korea shows how local commitment and global vision can be combined to build a better energy future.
