South Korea is ramping up its efforts to expand its presence in the global energy infrastructure market. The government has launched a new initiative aimed at boosting the country’s energy exports, particularly in the areas of power generation, transmission, and distribution.
With growing global demand for energy infrastructure, driven by technological advancements and the push for carbon neutrality, South Korea is positioning itself to meet the need for modernized grid systems. The initiative unites public power companies and private firms to leverage both domestic resources and expertise, ensuring South Korea’s energy solutions remain competitive on the world stage.
Supporting organizations will provide critical assistance in areas such as financing, certification, and international market access, while key public and private sector players will focus on the development and export of high-quality energy infrastructure.
The goal of this initiative is to achieve $15 billion in energy exports and capture more than five percent of the global market by 2030. This move highlights South Korea’s commitment to sustainable growth and fostering strong trade partnerships worldwide.
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