AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEl Niño: South Korea is bracing for a warmer-than-usual winter with frequent rain and snow as the strongest El Niño on record is forecast to peak in December. Pacific temperatures reached a record-high 2.6°C above average in October, raising concerns about weather disruption and food prices. Renewable Energy: Revenue at South Korea’s pumped-storage plants has climbed nearly 2.4-fold since 2020 as solar output grows. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power plans to expand storage capacity from 4.7 to 7.4 gigawatts to help balance the grid. Carbon Removal: South Korean researchers say producing hydrogen from biomass while capturing and storing carbon could remove emissions—if the biomass is sustainably sourced and the process uses clean, on-site electricity.
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