[Seoul's solar plans take shape]
The Seoul Municipal Government is pursuing its plans to become a leading solar city, with the latest development a "Solar Map" of the city, which will be released next month. The map will show areas suitable for photovoltaics and the savings rooftop installations will deliver.
Last year the Seoul Municipal Government (SMG) released its plans to transform the city into a "Sunlight City," by adding 320 MW of photovoltaic capacity by the end of 2014. The goal is a part of the South Korean capital’s "One Less Nuclear Power Plant" (ULNPP) program, which aims to increase the city’s energy independence through a range of measures including the promotion of photovoltaics.
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By: Jonathan Gifford
The Seoul Municipal Government is pursuing its plans to become a leading solar city, with the latest development a "Solar Map" of the city, which will be released next month. The map will show areas suitable for photovoltaics and the savings rooftop installations will deliver.
Last year the Seoul Municipal Government (SMG) released its plans to transform the city into a "Sunlight City," by adding 320 MW of photovoltaic capacity by the end of 2014. The goal is a part of the South Korean capital’s "One Less Nuclear Power Plant" (ULNPP) program, which aims to increase the city’s energy independence through a range of measures including the promotion of photovoltaics.
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By: Jonathan Gifford