(EnergyAsia, January 16, Friday) — The South Korean government has laid out an ambitious programme to invest 37-trillion won in new power plants that include nuclear plants. (US$1=1,300 won). The plan is aimed at reducing the country’s reliance on imported oil, cutting greenhouse gas emissions and boosting the economy’s energy efficiency. The government also plans…
SOUTH KOREA: State programme laid out for 37-trillion-won worth of energy investments
Posted on January 15, 2009 by EnergyAsia