KEP
- Korea Electric Power Corporation
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Overview
Company Summary
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEP), also known as KEPICO, is the largest electric utility company in South Korea. The company's primary objective is to generate, transmit, and distribute electric power across the country.
KEP operates a diverse portfolio of power generation facilities, including coal-fired, oil-fired, gas-fired, hydroelectric, nuclear, and renewable energy plants. These facilities collectively produce a massive amount of electricity to meet the growing energy demands of South Korea's industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.
The transmission and distribution network of KEP is responsible for delivering the generated electricity to various end-users, such as households, businesses, and government entities. They maintain an extensive infrastructure comprising high-voltage transmission lines, substations, and distribution networks that ensure the reliable and efficient supply of electricity throughout the country.
In addition to their core activities, KEP is actively involved in energy research and development projects. They focus on enhancing energy efficiency, promoting renewable energy sources, and developing advanced technologies for power generation and distribution. KEP also engages in international collaboration and investments, exporting their expertise and expanding their presence in the global energy market.
KEP plays a vital role in supporting the economic growth and industrial development of South Korea by ensuring a stable and sufficient supply of electricity. As a state-owned enterprise, the company aims to contribute to the nation's energy security, environmental protection, and sustainable development goals.