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South Korea Issues Guidelines for Solar Projects in Environmentally Protected Areas

Recently, the country pledged to a gradual phase-out of nuclear-fuelled power

July 17, 2018

/ Nitin Kabeer
/ Markets & Policy, Solar
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The Ministry of Environment in South Korea has issued guidelines for solar power installation amid fears about environmental damage due to natural disasters. The guidelines will come into effect from August 1, 2018.

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