South Korea
The East-Asian country plans to begin to shift away from thermal and nuclear power generation to a larger proportion of renewable energy
In 2019, the three nations collectively imported nearly 51% of global LNG supplies
The Commission said it would not raise any competition concerns because the joint venture will not be active in the European Economic Area
Equinor, Korea National Oil Corporation and Korea East-West Power have formed a consortium for the project
New research suggests solar combined with battery storage as well as peaking capacity requirements are driving increased procurement
It has partnered with Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) to jointly explore opportunities
The government also plans to promote the data and artificial intelligence economy
it will work with local partner GridWiz and Imperial College London to pilot its technology in the market
The project aims to achieve double the energy density of competing technologies
South Korea should win a gold medal for its energy efficiency successes in its hosting of the Winter Olympics. That’s the verdict from the Alliance to Save Energy (ASE), which says the PyeongChang Organising Committee for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (POCOG) has managed to cut carbon intensity through the careful management of […]
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