South Korea approves upper limits on renewable energy setback distances

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South Korea's government has approved national upper limits on setback distances for renewable energy installations to facilitate more solar and wind project sites. This regulatory change aims to expand renewable energy development potential.

South Korea’s government has approved new national limits on the setback distances that local governments can impose on renewable energy installations in a bid to open up more suitable sites for future solar and wind projects. The post South Korea approves upper limits on renewable energy setback distances appeared first on pv magazine Global.