Concord New Energy Signs Landmark RE100 PPA with Hyundai Engineering in South Korea

Reuters
24 Jun
Concord New Energy Signs Landmark RE100 PPA with Hyundai Engineering in South Korea

Concord New Energy Group Ltd. $(CNE.UK)$, a global leader in renewable energy, has announced its first global RE100 Power Purchase Agreement $(PPA)$ with Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. This significant development marks CNE's entry into the South Korean market with a 21-megawatt photovoltaic project located in Pyeongchang County, Gangwon Province. Scheduled to commence commercial operations in 2026, the project aims to support South Korea's carbon neutrality goals by providing sustainable clean energy to the local grid. This partnership highlights the shared commitment of CNE and Hyundai Engineering & Construction to advancing green energy solutions and optimizing regional energy structures in South Korea.

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