2022-03-14 11:30:00
WIND FOR S.KOREA 9 GW
ENERDATA - 14 Mar 2022 - Vestas has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the city of Ulsan (South Korea) Ulsan Port Authority and Sejin Heavy Industries & Construction to cooperate on the city's plan to develop a 9 GW floating offshore wind project by 2030 and set up an export base for offshore wind equipment and materials.
Earlier in March 2022, MunmuBaram, a joint venture of Shell (80%) and CoensHexicon (20%), secured an additional Electricity Business License (EBL) from the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy to progress a 1.3 GW floating offshore wind project off the coast of Ulsan City.
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Earlier:
2022, March, 10, 10:30:00
S.KOREA'S WIND ENERGY 1.3 GW
The company has now obtained all the required EBLs to fully develop its 1.3 GW floating offshore wind project in South Korea.
2022, January, 26, 12:20:00
HYDROGEN FOR MALAYSIA, S.KOREA
H2biscus will convert hydropower and natural gas into green hydrogen/methanol and blue hydrogen, and also convert hydrogen to ammonia, with an aim to supply the hydrogen and ammonia to Sarawak and South Korea.
2022, January, 25, 12:40:00
S.KOREA'S OFFSHORE WIND +1.6 GW
Under the two agreements, the three groups will explore key areas of collaboration on Ørsted’s Incheon offshore wind project, contributing to the growth of offshore wind power in South Korea
2022, January, 17, 11:19:00
LNG FOR S.KOREA DOWN
The country imported 3.862 million mt of LNG in December, down 9.3% from 4.257 million mt a year earlier, customs data showed Jan. 17.
2021, December, 15, 13:05:00
ASIA LNG PRICES DOWN
It is unusual for European LNG prices to surpass spot LNG prices in Asia, which relies on LNG imports much more than Europe, and especially in peak winter when demand from Japan, South Korea, China and Taiwan is at its highest, supporting the typical Asian premium.
2021, December, 9, 12:10:00
KOREA'S FUSION 100 MLN DEGREES
Korea's National Fusion Research Institute announced in November that plasma operation at 100 million degrees Celsius, an essential requirement for nuclear fusion, successfully continued for 30 seconds during the latest tests at the Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) facility.
