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KOMIPO Established Strategies to Respond to Climate Change Convention
Targeting a 70% Reduction vs. 2017 by 2040, KOMIPO Intends to Reduce GHG Emissions to About 28.35 Million Tons
In 2012, KOMIPO established and since has been actively promoting its medium & long-term strategies to respond to the Climate Change Convention, achieving its mandatory GHG reduction target. In line with the launch of the Paris Agreement (Dec. '15, 2016) and New Climate Regime, the company is pursuing a reduction of GHG emissions to about 28.35 million tons, targeting a 70% reduction vs. 2017 by 2040.
Medium & Long-Term Strategies Responding to Climate Change Convention
GHG Reduction Target
Reduce GHG Emissions by 28.35 Million Tons vs. 2017 by 2040
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- Establish Carbon Management System
- Set up Climate Change response strategies
- Build organizational system to respond to ETS (Emissions Trading System)
- Secure CER (Certified Emission Reduction)
- Advance MRV (Measurable, Reportable and Verifiable) system
- Establish external partnerships
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- GHG Reduction
- Establish new & renewable energy facilities
- Promote functional improvements at old facilities
- Expand biomass co-firing
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- Secure New Climate Techs
- Develop and commercialize GHG reduction technologies
- Develop high-efficiency power generation facilities
- Develop natural gas co-firing technologies for internal combustion power plants
- Develop pure oxygen gas turbines
Achievements in Promoting Climate Change Response System
As major achievements following KOMIPO's promotion of medium & long-term strategies to respond to climate change, the company established a GHG inventory system, achieved GHG reduction through functional improvements of old generation facilities, constructed new & renewable energy generation plants that utilize living wastes and biomass-SRF (Solid Refuse Fuel), constructed 1,000MW-class high-efficiency thermal power plants solely utilizing domestic technologies, developed Korea's first wet-type CO2 capture technology, etc.
- Establishment of Carbon Management System
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Set up a GHG inventory system
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Increased accessibility to carbon information
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Built climate response network and shared R&D achievements
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Implemented education to nurture climate change experts
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Participated in carbon neutral programs
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Implemented win-win programs with SMEs through participation in 'Green Credit'
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- GHG Reduction
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A bolition of aying coal-fired power plant(boryeong #1,#2)
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Reduces GHG emissions with efficiency enhancement through retrofit of generation facilities (promoting as an R&D task for Boryeong #3)
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Operating new & renewable power plants utilizing living wastes and solid refuse fuel (Iksan, Wonju)
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Reduced GHG emissions with replacement of coal through co-firing of sewage sludge and solid refuse fuel (Boryeong #7 & #8)
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Reduced GHG emissions with replacement of coal through co-firing of wood pellet and sewage sludge fuel (Boryeong #3~#6)
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Reduced GHG reduction through promotion of an aquatic solar power generation plant (Seawater Intake) within Boryeong TPP
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U.N. CDM business registration (Gangwon Wind Power, Yangyang Wind Power, Boryeong Small Hydropower)
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Reduced GHG emissions through fuel conversion to bio heavy oil. (Jeju #2,#3)
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- Securing New Climate Techs
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Technology development and commercialization of a Korean-type 1,000MW-class high-efficiency coal-fired thermal power plant
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Technology development of Korea's first wet-type CO2 capture system (CCS) and carbon capture & utilization (CCU)
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Technology development of a power load minimization system and new & renewable energy
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Empirical research for a Korean-type coal gasification combined cycle power plant
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CDM Business
CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) business is a GHG reduction project registered with the United Nations, which established a system calling for countries responsible for GHG reduction (advanced nations in the Kyoto Protocol) to stage GHG reduction businesses in the countries not responsible for GHG reduction (developing nations) or to purchase CERs (Certified Emission Reduction from CDM business) produced in the reduction businesses implemented by developing nations and utilize the CERs for achieving the reduction targets of their own countries.
Korea is a country designated as not responsible for GHG reduction. Therefore, the nation can trade the CERs gained from its CDM businesses with those countries responsible for GHG reduction and obtain revenues from the trade.
KOMIPO's CDM Registration Business Promotion Status
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Category | Yangyang W.P. | Boryeong/Seocheon PV | Bundled PV | Seoul PV |
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Facility Capacity | 1.5MW × 2 | 0.526MW(Boryeong) 1.202MW(Seocheon) |
2.218MW(Yeosu) 1.092MW(Jeju) 4MW(SeocheonⅡ) |
1.3MW |
Completed | June ‘06 | Apr. ‘08 (Boryeong) Jan. ‘08 (Seocheon) |
Mar. ‘11 (Yeosu) Apr. ‘11 (Jeju) |
Aug. ‘11 |
CO2 Reduction (Registration Basis) |
5,395 tons/yr. | 1,202 tons/yr. | 6,270 tons/yr. | 1,167 tons/yr. |
Certification Period | 7yrs. × 3times | 10yrs. × 1time | 10yrs. × 1time | 10yrs. × 1time |
National Approval | Nov. ‘06 | Jan. ‘10 | June ‘12 | June ‘12 |
UN Registration | Feb. ‘07 | July ‘11 | Sept. ‘12 | Dec. ‘12 |