Category
Second Energy Master Plan
(January 2014)
Renewable Energy 3020 Plan
(draft) (December 2017)
8th Basic Plan for Long-term
Electricity Supply and Demand
(December 2017)
Description
Based on the six priorities such as changing energy policies to focus
on demand management, the share of nuclear power in total energy
consumption will be reduced to 29% and the share of new and renewable
energy will be increased to 11% by 2035
Raise the share of renewable energy in power generation to 20% by 2030
 Power 95% or more of new facilities with clean energy such as photovoltaic
and wind energy
 Achieve the target leveraging development projects with participation of local
communities and large-scale projects
. Gradually reduce the share of nuclear power in total power generation based
on peak contribution to 16.5% by 2030, and increase new and renewable
energy to 20% by 2030 to secure economic feasibility and create a sale and
clean power system together with the implementation of Energy Transition
Roadmap (October 2017)
Unlike previous supply and demand plans that focused on stabilizing
demand and supply and the economic feasibility, the 8th Master Plan was
established with emphasis on the environment and safety taking into account
the revised Electric Utility Act
 Adjust power generation cost laking into account early closure of old coal
power plants and the environmental cost
 Focus on setting reasonable target demand through demand management:
new power generation facities will refrain from using nuclear and coal power,
and primarily use eco-friendly and dispersed renewable energy and LNG