South Korea has launched an ambitious plan to become a world leader in green energy and storage, following the unveiling of a KRW 42tn ($37bn) support package. Samsung Electronics Co’s fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 handset Seoul also plans to double the amount of renewable energy it produces by 2025, a decade earlier than previous plans. The government is aiming for 100 percent clean electricity generation from renewables by 2030.
South Korea has launched an ambitious plan to become a world leader in green energy and storage, following the unveiling of a KRW 42tn ($37bn) support package. Seoul also plans to double the amount of renewable energy it produces by 2025, a decade earlier than previous plans. The government is aiming for 100 percent clean electricity generation from renewables by 2030.