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Byung-tae Yoon, Mayor of Naju, stated regarding the evaluation result, "Receiving Grade A is the result of Naju's steady efforts to expand renewable energy and the active participation of our citizens. We will build a sustainable energy-specialized city where residents produce, save, and benefit from energy." Naju City, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special City (Mayor Byung-tae Yoon), announced on August 11 that it received Grade A in the '2027 Renewable Energy Convergence Support Project' evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and the Korea Energy Agency.
According to the city, it ranked within the top 10% among 173 participating municipalities nationwide.
Naju has invested approximately 23.9 billion KRW since 2020 to install renewable facilities at 3,200 locations. Building on this score, the city plans to install solar, solar thermal, and geothermal systems across 486 new locations by 2027, extending targets to public facilities like community bathhouses.
While leveraging energy agency hubs to secure top evaluation marks and expanding solar panels to public properties offers a plausible narrative for green energy transition, skepticism remains.
Critics point out that celebrating national rating scores as a major policy victory borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying on evaluation trophies, the city needs practical measures, such as auditing installation contractors to prevent subsidy waste and establishing long-term maintenance systems for aging solar equipment.
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Byung-tae Yoon, Mayor of Naju, stated regarding the evaluation result, "Receiving Grade A is the result of Naju's steady efforts to expand renewable energy and the active participation of our citizens. We will build a sustainable energy-specialized city where residents produce, save, and benefit from energy." Naju City, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special City (Mayor Byung-tae Yoon), announced on August 11 that it received Grade A in the '2027 Renewable Energy Convergence Support Project' evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment and the Korea Energy Agency.
According to the city, it ranked within the top 10% among 173 participating municipalities nationwide.
Naju has invested approximately 23.9 billion KRW since 2020 to install renewable facilities at 3,200 locations. Building on this score, the city plans to install solar, solar thermal, and geothermal systems across 486 new locations by 2027, extending targets to public facilities like community bathhouses.
While leveraging energy agency hubs to secure top evaluation marks and expanding solar panels to public properties offers a plausible narrative for green energy transition, skepticism remains.
Critics point out that celebrating national rating scores as a major policy victory borders on administrative showmanship. Rather than relying on evaluation trophies, the city needs practical measures, such as auditing installation contractors to prevent subsidy waste and establishing long-term maintenance systems for aging solar equipment.
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