South Korea Unveils 747B Energy Plan

South Korea announced a 747 billion dollar energy transition strategy through 2035 to expand renewable power and decarbonize heavy industry. The green transformation plan targets 100 gigawatts of renewable capacity by 2030 and aims to boost electric vehicle adoption.

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South Korea unveiled a 1,000 trillion won ($747 billion) energy transition plan through 2035 during Wednesday morning trade. The K-GX strategy combines fiscal spending and private capital to overhaul heavy industry and expand renewables. The initiative aims to position the country at the forefront of the global green economy while addressing tightening international carbon regulations.

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