"#SouthKorea's new energy mix plan envisages the construction of two new large-scale #nuclear power plants and one small nuclear power reactor by 2038.
Asia's fourth-largest economy, which imports about 98% of its fossil fuel consumption, also aims to increase #RenewableEnergy more than fourfold.
This would lift the portion of renewable energy in South Korea's energy mix from 8.4% in 2023 to 29.2% in 2038."
"The role of coal and liquefied natural gas will continue to dwindle under the energy plan. #LNG will be required for about 11% of electricity generation and coal for 10% by 2038, according to the energy ministry forecasts.
#SouthKorea is also aiming to use #hydrogen and #ammonia for co-firing in its existing coal power plants, the ministry said. The two fuels will together make up more than 6% of the power mix in 2038."
@CelloMomOnCars
No mention of solar?
@notsoloud
see post preceding this one