South Korea launches tender for 1GW of solar
South Korea has launched a tender for fixed-price solar and wind projects, looking for 2.8GW of new renewable power capacity.
South Korea has launched a tender for fixed-price solar and wind projects, looking for 2.8GW of new renewable power capacity.
The South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has launched a tender for fixed-price solar PV and wind projects, looking for 2.8GW of new renewable power capacity. The tender will be split into two parts, with 1.8GW allocated for wind—itself split between 1.5GW for offshore wind and 300MW for onshore wind—and 1GW allocated for solar PV.
South Korea is looking for renewable power to account for 21.6% of its energy mix by the end of the decade. Image: LONGi. The South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has launched a tender for fixed-price solar PV and wind projects, looking for 2.8GW of new renewable power capacity.
South Korea has operated an annual fixed-price bidding programme for solar projects since 2017, and its latest tender round is significantly more ambitious than in previous years.
South Korea has launched a tender for fixed-price solar and wind projects, looking for 2.8GW of new renewable power capacity.
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