South Korea’s renewable energy capacity overtakes coal for first time

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South Korea's renewable energy capacity reached 41 GW on October 21, edging past the country's coal-fired capacity for the first time, according to its power market operator. The milestone marks a shift in the composition of national power-generation capacity.

Renewable energy capacity in South Korea reached 41 GW on Oct. 21, edging past coal-fired capacity for the first time, according to the country’s power market operator. The post South Korea’s renewable energy capacity overtakes coal for first time appeared first on pv magazine Global.