Johnson Controls Korea Signs MOU with KEPCO Industrial Development
Both companies are proceeding with a solar power project at a U.S. Army base.
Will continue cooperation in the development of smart energy solutions


Johnson Controls Korea announced on the 11th that it had signed an MOU with KEPCO Industrial Development Company to research energy restoration solutions for U.S. military facilities in Korea.

Energy supply interruptions affect the performance of missions at military facilities. The U.S. Department of Defense aims to prepare for and recover from energy outages through energy restoration technology.

Energy restoration can be implemented in various ways, including redundant power supplies, integrated or distributed fossil fuels, alternative and renewable energy technologies, microgrid applications and storage, combined and alternative fuel supply, and the upgrading, replacement, operation, maintenance, and testing of existing energy generation systems, infrastructure, and equipment. Mission alternatives, such as transformation or mission-to-mission restoration, can also be methods.

Johnson Controls Korea and KEPCO Industrial Development are currently carrying out the solar power project at the U.S. Army Base Humphreys (USAG Humphreys).

Based on their partnership, the two companies plan to continue collaborating to develop various smart energy solutions that meet energy restoration requirements at U.S. military facilities on the Korean Peninsula.