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Green Power Portfolio

Expanding Green Power Portfolio
Green Energy

· Domestic Large-Scale Solar Power Generation Projects

· Selective entry into domestic wind power projects / Establishment of a foundation for entering international markets

· Domestic and international SMR (Small Modular Reactor) projects

Background

· Increasing needs for carbon-free energy to achieve greenhouse gas reduction targets and heightening demand for corporate ESG portfolios

· Expanding policy support in line with the government's renewable energy deployment plans

  • Solar Energy

    · Promoting continuous existing developed salt-damaged farm solar power buisness

    - Business details : GS Dangjin Solar Farm (160MW capacity).

    - Commercial operation: Targeting commercial operation within 25 years.

    · Exploring additional large-scale solar power generation business opportunities.

    - Domestic salt-damaged farmland, rural development agency sites, floating solar power, etc

  • Wind Energy

    · Exploring opportunities to enter
    the domestic wind power market

  • SMR

    · Pursuing the construction of SMR within the Uljin Nuclear Hydrogen National Industrial Complex

    · Exploring SMR business opportunities in Vietnam, Asia/Middle East

SMR
격납용기와 원자로로 구성된 모듈 사진

Module consisting containment vessels and reactors
(77MW)

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Hydrogen Production
  • · Affordable clean hydrogen supply
  • · Production of 50 tons/day per module (high-temperature water electrolysis method)
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Combined Heat and Power Generation
  • · Unlike large nuclear power plants, SMRs can be constructed in urban areas
  • · Providing district heating and industrial heat supply
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Supplementing Intermittency of Renewable Energy
  • · Power system instability due to the increase in renewable energy sources
  • · Stabilizing the power system through load following
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Seawater Desalination
  • · Replacing existing fossil fuel-based processes, ensuring stable supply compared to renewable energy
  • · Production of 280,000 tons/day per module (reverse osmosis method)
As a next-generation clean energy source to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, SMR (Small Modular Reactor) could be used as a multi-purpose energy source including power generation, hydrogen production, seawater desalination, and complementing intermittent renewable energy sources.

Currently, the EU Taxonomy classifies nuclear power generation as an environmentally and climate-friendly 'green' economic activity. In turn, GS Energy secured exclusive business rights within the Korean Peninsula through an investment in NuScale Power, a company holding the most advanced SMR technology worldwide, in June 2021. NuScale Power received final approval for its SMR design from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in 2020 and is currently in the first-of-a-kind (FOAK) development phase with support from the U.S. Department of Energy. GS Energy is committed to expanding its clean energy portfolio and contributing to technological innovation, positioning technologies like SMRs as key players in achieving carbon neutrality.

In April 2022, GS Energy signed an MOU with NuScale Power, Doosan Enerbility, and Samsung C&T to jointly develop projects for the construction and operation of SMR power plants worldwide.
Additionally, in May 2023, GS Energy signed an MOU with Uljin gun to assess the feasibility of introducing NuScale SMRs within the Uljin Nuclear Hydrogen National Industrial Complex.
GS Energy is dedicated to providing stable and eco-friendly energy supplies.

Recyclable Energy
GS Energy is aware of the close relationship between power and energy businesses and climate change. The company is analyzing relevant opportunities and risk factors.

In particular, regarding opportunity factors, GS Energy aims to pioneer new markets in four key areas for the upcoming 2050 carbon-neutral era: green power generation portfolio, clean hydrogen economy infrastructure, smart power solutions, and the circular resource ecosystem.
Additionally, GS Energy is actively taking proactive measures to address climate-related risks, with a focus on activities such as energy recovery from unused energy at major subsidiaries (GS Power, Incheon Comprehensive Energy), promoting energy efficiency equipment, considering the introduction of CCUS technology, and greenhouse gas emission reduction activities.

Location Near Chorakdo ri, Seok-mun myeon, Dangjin si, Chungnam
Installation scale About 160MW
Site Area About 1.54 million m²
Investment cost About 2,500 Won
History ’20.10 SPC establishment
’20.4Q Power generation business permit
’23. 4Q Various permits and environmental impact assessments
’24. 1Q Groundbreaking
‘25. 2Q Completion and commercial readiness

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