South Korea has the third energy basic plan to accelerate the development of renewable energy

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: according to yonhap news, south Korean industry trade and resources on April 19, the third energy basic plan draft, will strive for to 2040 renewable energy accounted for up to 30 - 35%, significantly lower proportion of coal electricity generation.

the program will future energy policy basic structure from the supply center structure into consumer center, such as more electricity for consumers to choose, continue to clean up the gas treatment system, etc. Another main content of the plan is to get rid of is given priority to with large power station system of energy production, small-scale electricity generation by solar, wind, etc. In addition, plans are put forward to support the energy industry, realizing the traditional energy industry high added value.

South Korea has only of renewable energy accounted for 7% 8%, the distance from the international energy agency predicted in 2040 the world renewable energy target of 40% average larger gap. The south Korean government will be released at the end of the ninth electric power supply and demand basic plan, put forward expanding renewable energy and reduce coal specific methods.

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