Korea Electric Power Corp plans to provide grants and low-interest loans to the tune of 65 billion won to small and mid-sized energy companies hit by rising crude oil and raw material prices. (US$1=1,100 won). According to the Korea Herald, the power monopoly has promised ‘soft’ financial support as well as technical and marketing assistance…
KOREA: KEPCO plans to support small energy firms cope with rising oil prices
Posted on June 2, 2004 by EnergyAsia