Korea Zinc Expands Eco-Friendly Energy Business in Australia
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Korea Zinc is actively expanding its eco-friendly energy business, focusing on solar power, wind power, and green hydrogen, with Australia as its central hub. As carbon neutrality becomes increasingly important worldwide, Korea Zinc is making various efforts to secure sustainable energy sources.
The most notable achievement is the 124MW solar power plant completed in Australia in 2018. This plant is responsible for supplying power to its local subsidiary, Sun Metals, and plays a significant role in the transition to eco-friendly energy. Based on this, Korea Zinc has been steadily increasing its renewable energy production capacity in Australia.
In addition to solar power, Korea Zinc is continuing to invest in wind power generation and green hydrogen production. Green hydrogen is garnering attention as a core future energy source because it does not emit carbon during the production process. These projects are expected to be a major driving force for Korea Zinc to leap forward as a global eco-friendly energy company.
This business expansion serves as a prime example of how South Korean companies are utilizing eco-friendly energy abroad. Building on its successful experience in Australia, Korea Zinc plans to further strengthen its competitiveness in the eco-friendly energy sector.
Sources: 이코리아
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