South Korea commits $89 mln for technologies to achieve carbon neutrality

Published 09:26 on February 5, 2025  /  Last updated at 09:26 on February 5, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

South Korea's trade ministry has pledged to spend 129.3 billion won ($89 million) this year to support R&D projects in the energy sector that will help the country achieve carbon neutrality and ensure a stable supply of energy.
South Korea's trade ministry has pledged to spend 129.3 billion won ($89 million) this year to support R&D projects in the energy sector that will help the country achieve carbon neutrality and ensure a stable supply of energy.


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