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The Korea Electric Power Research Institute (KEPRI) is expanding the offshore wind power technology base in the Changwon Gangso Special Zone.

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SK Ecoplant and SK Ocean Plant Join Forces for Offshore Wind Power Technology

The Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI, President Kim Nam-gyun), a key technology institute in the Changwon Special Economic Zone in Gyeongnam Province, has joined hands with SK Ecoplant (CEO Park Kyung-il) and SK Ocean Plant (CEO Lee Seung-cheol) to strengthen the technological competitiveness of companies in the offshore wind power sector.

On the 17th, the Korea Electric Power Research Institute signed an 'Offshore Wind Power Scale-up Program Business Agreement' with SK Ecoplant and SK Ocean Plant.

This agreement was established to promote cooperation in the offshore wind power sector, including joint technology development and the discovery of excellent companies, by linking the Changwon Gangso Special Zone and the Eco Open Platform.

The Changwon Special Economic Zone is a project centered around KERI, fostering specialized local companies through technology transfer and commercialization, and supporting small and medium-sized technology startups. The "Eco Open Platform" is one of SK Ecoplant's ESG management activities aimed at fostering eco-friendly businesses and fostering a sustainable industrial ecosystem.

Through this, SK Eco Plant will promote program planning and communication, idea contests, etc. to revitalize the offshore wind power industry, and SK Ocean Plant will participate in providing offshore wind power-related ideas, technology development, and commercialization. KERI is responsible for discovering excellent companies in the Changwon Special Economic Zone, linking value chains, providing financial support for commercialization of offshore wind power technology, and collaborating on technology startup programs.

Kim Tae-hyun, head of KERI's Strategy and Policy Division, said, "We will continue to develop a cooperative model so that startups in the Changwon Special Zone with excellent innovative technologies can receive opportunities for market validation through collaboration with large and medium-sized companies." He added, "We will spare no support to ensure that this agreement becomes a successful example of open innovation."
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