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South Korea approves HVDC transmission project for 2035 energy expansion plans.
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The Korean government has officially approved the High-Voltage Direct Current interconnection of Jeju Island with Gyeongsangnam-do, a critical step toward its national renewable energy strategy by March 19th at midnight local time (KST). This project is part of broader initiatives to enhance grid stability and integrate offshore wind power into South Korea's long-term roadmap.
Key Points
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1President Yoon Suk-yeol has officially announced the construction of HVDC interconnectors to enhance South Korea's power grid.
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2The President stated that these projects are essential for achieving a stable and secure energy supply in the future.
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3He emphasized his commitment to advancing this infrastructure as part of broader national development goals.
Developments
[Mar 19, 01:35]
President Yoon Suk-yeol announced the construction plan for HVDC interconnectors via a press conference at M.K. Co., Ltd.