Korea can accelerate its path to carbon neutrality by expanding

To meet its carbon neutrality goal, Korea can continue to encourage co-operation across multiple sectors through clear implementation plans and greater co-ordination, according to a new

Seoul to Model its Resource Recovery Facilities after European

Seoul plans to model its Sangam-dong resource recovery facility after Amager Bakke, to build an eco-friendly and safe landmark that boosts local growth.

EU and Republic of Korea launch a Green Partnership

Both sides intend to intensify cooperation on renewable energy (in particular offshore energies), hydrogen with a focus on renewable and low-carbon hydrogen and energy efficiency as a

Seoul, City of Solar Power

As the city appointed sunlight–energy that is free of particulate matter and greenhouse gases as well as capable of being sustainably supplied–as its new driving force for growth, Seoul will be conducting

EU-Korea Biodiversity Youth Forum: Driving Integration Between

SEOUL, 4 February 2026 — On Thursday, 29 January 2026, the EU-Korea Biodiversity Youth Forum was held in Seoul, bringing together renewable energy & policy experts from the EU

Gurīn Energy acquires EDP Renewables APAC''s South Korean wind

Last month, Gurīn Energy opened its second office in Seoul to support its Korean headquarters located in Gwangju. “Gurīn Energy is delighted to share that we have significantly

Solar City Seoul: Seoul, South Korea – EBRD

By 2022, every public building and one million homes in the city are set to be solar-powered, thanks to the Solar City Seoul project.

South Korea''s Green Transition Hinges on Expanding Clean Power

“Finding suitable land for large-scale renewable energy projects is becoming increasingly challenging in the country, putting upward pressure on the cost of solar and wind, thus creating more

Bottlenecks to renewable energy integration in South Korea

The success of qualitative renewable growth in South Korea depends on removing bottlenecks in transmission and distribution, power purchase agreements, and renewable portfolio

Resetting the energy-transition paths amid the dual crises: the EU

Following the Paris Agreement, the European Union (EU) and South Korea became active in their pursuits of low-carbon energy solutions marked by substantial renewable energy