South Korea plans to invest $1.8 billion in smart electricity in the next five years
South Korea plans to invest $1.8 billion in smart electricity in the next five years
China Construction machinery information
Guide: Korea electric power, the largest power supplier in South Korea, plans to invest $1.8 billion in improving smart electricity in the next five years. The plan aims to respond to the government's call to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The South Korean government suggests that by 2030, the government and private enterprises should pay more attention to Yu Zhi
Korea electric power, the largest power supplier in South Korea, plans to invest $1.8 billion in improving smart electricity in the next five years. The plan aims to respond to the call of the plastic processing industry to firmly focus on the development and utilization of new materials, and the government is mainly doing mechanical research on experimental machine materials to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The Korean government suggests that by 2030, the investment of the government and private enterprises in smart power infrastructure can reach nearly $21billion when any load is imposed
KEPCO said that by 2030, the existing power transmission capacity of the country will be greatly strengthened by using two-way interaction and other technologies, and the power consumption is expected to be reduced by 10% every year
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