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Taepoong, National industrial energy enrichment ... 60 MW Fuel Cell Plant Starts at the Year-end
Preemptive response to the new government decentralization policy, Daegu "Leading eco-friendly energy city"
Daegu City is making Daegu Technopolis and the national industrial complex as eco-friendly industrial complexes that are full of clean energy such as sunlight. Technopolis panoramic view. Provided by Daegu City
After the launch of the new government, there is a strong interest in the proliferation of environmentally friendly energy, and Daegu City is attracting attention for the construction of an industrial complex based on renewable energy.
Daegu is expected to establish itself as a clean energy industry city by preemptively constructing energy-friendly industrial parks through the use of renewable energy such as solar power and decentralized power generation in Technopolis and national industrial parks.
The 60-megawatt fuel cell power plant project to be launched at Technopolis is expected to begin by the end of this year.
Four companies including KEPCO, LG CNS, Hwaseong and Daesung Energy launched Daegu Clean Energy Co., Ltd., a special purpose corporation for fuel cell power generation business, in December last year.
Daegu Clean Energy is considering negotiating the supply price of fuel cell generators with POSCO Energy at the moment to receive fuel cell generators from POSCO Energy in April this year. An official of Daegu Clean Energy said, "We are negotiating the price of generator with POSCO Energy and we aim to start the power plant within the year as soon as the price is set."
Technopolis fuel cell power generation industry will invest about 350 billion won in private capital to establish Korea's largest power generation 60-MW fuel cell power plant. The fuel cell power plant will be built on the idle site (24,300m2) of Seaha Corporation, a paper-making company in Hyunpung Industrial Park, adjacent to Technopolis.
The goal is that technopolis, which will be inhabited by 50,000 people in the future, will be able to supply itself with energy without relying on the existing grid.
In addition, KOSEP signed an MOU with Daegu City last December, investing KRW 31 billion to build a solar power plant and energy storage infrastructure in Technopolis. Currently, it is negotiating to install 2MW of solar power with SeAHA, IDS and others. By the end of next month, we plan to start business in August.
On the other hand, Daegu City will conclude an agreement with the Korea Energy Corporation and the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation on the joint project for " The project aims to make the national industrial complex as a clean energy resource by 2023.
Daegu City said, "We plan to actively propose to the government that technopolis and national industrial complex will be selected for the demonstration project of the government's eco-friendly energy self-reliance."
