That’s why it’s curious that the $355 million tidal power plant—the first of its kind in South Korea, and the largest in the world since construction of France’s 240-MW La Rance tidal ...

South Korea plans to build a tidal-energy plant on the southern tip of the peninsula by 2016, saving an estimated 330,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions a year. Skip to content.

10 January 2002 – The Korea Water Resources Corporation (Kowaco) said Friday it will build a tidal power plant with the world’s greatest generating capacity at Gari Island in Shihwa Lake.

South Korea’s first tidal-power plant began full operations today after a trial on Aug. 3, the Ministry of Knowledge Economy said in an e-mailed statement. The 254-megawatt plant off the western ...

The plans aim to play a huge role in the region's push to net zero carbon by 2040. The Sihwa Lake tidal range power plant, which is operated by Korea Water Resources Corporation, known as K-water ...

South Korea's Nuclear Safety and Security Commission has approved the decommissioning of unit 1 at the Kori nuclear power ...

Tongyeong Eco Power's combined-cycle power plant has started commercial operations in South Korea. Located in ...

S Korean delegation-Czech power plant SEOUL, May 6 (Yonhap) -- A South Korean delegation was set to travel to the Czech Republic on Tuesday to attend the signing ceremony of a multibillion-dollar ...

South Korea's nuclear power plant operator Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power and state utility Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO) have reached an agreement with United States' Westinghouse to end their ...

The Sihwa Lake tidal range power plant, which is operated by Korea Water Resources Corporation, known as K-water, generates 552GWh of clean, green energy every year, replacing the equivalent of ...

Liverpool City Region has signed an agreement with the company behind the world's largest tidal power plant in a bid to power up to one million homes. Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram wants to harness ...

The Sihwa Lake tidal range power plant, which is operated by Korea Water Resources Corporation, known as K-water, generates 552GWh of clean, green energy every year, replacing the equivalent of ...