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We must maximize renewable energy, which has minimal environmental impact and no fuel cost concerns.

This will lower South Korea's foreign dependency, which currently imports more than 95% of its energy, and strengthen energy security.

We are entering an era where products not produced with 100% renewable energy will be difficult to export.

For the future of the Korean economy, which relies heavily on exports, expanding renewable energy and energy transition is the only way forward.

The transition process must also be clean and healthy. It's time to think and discuss how renewable energy systems can coexist with ecosystems and contribute to the development of local communities.

Energy Transition Forum Korea was founded in 2018 with the purpose of energy conservation, efficiency improvement, and transition to a renewable energy-centered energy system, painfully recognizing the irreversible adverse effects caused by nuclear and fossil fuel-centered energy systems.

Various stakeholders in energy transition, including experts, civic groups, businesses, and individuals, come together to communicate, discuss, and find desirable policy alternatives, performing various roles to promote the transition of energy systems.

Expanding distributed energy sources and energy transition can be a solution to revitalize declining regions and will be a driving force for companies that need to overcome global carbon trade barriers.

Task 1.

Institutional Improvements for Expanding Renewable Energy

Task 2.

Decarbonization of the Power Sector and Innovation in the Electricity Market

Task 3.

Electricity Price Rationalization, Strengthening Demand Management, and Improving Efficiency Policies

Task 4.

Reducing Greenhouse Gases in the Transportation Sector

Task 5.

Ensuring Nuclear Safety, Reduction, and Safe Management of Nuclear Waste

Task 6.

Supporting Just Transition for Achieving Carbon Neutrality

Task 7.

Training Experts and Citizens