In 2017, the Korean government announced the Renewable Energy 3020 Implementation Plan. The plan sets a goal to expand installed capacity to 30.8 GW and boost the share of renewable energy to 20 percent by 2030. Related plans...

PV inverters and photovoltaic (PV) modules must be installed together to achieve solar power generation. In other words, if a 100GWp solar battery module is installed, a PV inverter with a capacity of 100 GW must be installed as well.

To overcome the environmental crisis, we must achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. We will take a closer look at six subjects for carbon neutrality and domestic and overseas progress so far.

Today, the world is entering a new era that fully considers sustainability and the environment, ending an era of excessive and unnecesarry consumption. Companies focused on social responsibility...

The world is suffering severe pain and changes in all areas, ranging from economy to politics, society, and culture, due to the COVID-19 pandemic persisting for more than a year. Meanwhile...

The United States offers the largest consumer and production markets on the planet. Therefore, U.S. political influence across the world is significant, and that’s why the inauguration...

RE100, meaning 100% Renewable Energy, is a global corporate initiative seeking to source 100% of electricity consumption from renewable sources, including PV and wind power. The RE100 initiative was launched by British non-profit organization ‘the Climate Group’ in 2014.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been sweeping the world for more than a year now, and the lessons from it are broad and complex. As can be seen from the phrase ‘New Normal of Civilization’, which has been heavily discussed, the lessons encompass ‘comprehensive issues’.

The coronavirus that has troubled the entire world since last year has not only impacted daily life but also various industries. Except for a few sectors suitable for contact-free conditions, almost every industry worldwide has been struck by lockdowns resulting in slowdowns in production activities.

Nuclear bombs that hastened the defeat of Japan in World War II are the most powerful weapons in the world. A nuclear power plant that uses the powerful energy of nuclear fission continuously produces electricity, like an unextinguished fire, for decades once it is constructed. It doesn’t emit CO₂ unlike thermoelectric power plants and therefore doesn’t directly contribute to climate change, nor is its location restricted or influenced by geophysics, like wind power or hydroelectric power generation.