Korea Rural Community Corporation Launches Large-Scale Floating Solar Power Project... Project Profits Returned to Agriculture

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[Nongsuchuksan Shinmun = Reporter Park Se-jun] The Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC) is officially launching a large-scale floating solar power project to secure funding for the maintenance and management of agricultural irrigation facilities, aligning with the government's policy stance on expanding renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions. On the 7th, the KRC held a press conference at the Daeho Lake floating solar power site in Daesan-eup, Seosan-si, Chungnam, to share its plans for the floating solar power business. In the presentation, the KRC stated that, based on the renewable energy business capabilities built since launching small-scale hydropower in 2005 and floating solar power in 2012, it aims to develop 3 gigawatts (GW) of floating solar power across 28 sites by 2030.

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