”Speed battle for energy policy”... Energy Technology Evaluation Institute workshop (South Korea)

The Korea Institute of Energy Technology Assessment held a workshop to explore ways to promote energy policy with a sense of urgency.
On the 29th, the Korea Energy Technology Evaluation Institute announced the results of the project at COEX in Samseong-dong, Seoul.
The Focus 2025, Company-wide Business Performance Workshop was held. This workshop was held with the aim of steadily implementing the new administration's energy policy and national policy agenda, and all departments of the organization came together.
The Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation (KETEI) is a forum for companies to meet and share their business results and discuss future directions.
The company aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the energy industry. It plays a comprehensive role in the entire process of planning, evaluating, and managing related research and development (R&D).
The workshop will coordinate with the new administration's national policy agenda in the energy field, such as the construction of an energy highway and a major energy transition centered on renewable energy, and will implement the main promotion tasks of each department.
The status of the project was shared and reviewed. The creation of practical results and future directions for promotion were also discussed. In addition, the Korea Institute for Energy Technology Evaluation (KETI) announced the new administration's policy guidelines for the operation of public institutions.
The organization formulates a mid- to long-term management strategy and an environmental, social and governance (ESG) management strategy that reflects the company's vision, core values and management goals, and implements them in line with national policy issues.
In addition, as the importance of sustainable management is increasing, the company plans to develop an ESG management strategy, increase the transparency of its operations, and focus on improving its social value.
Lee Seung-jae, president of the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation, said, "This workshop is an important milestone for proactively responding to changes in the energy policy environment and ensuring the company's overall ability to implement the policy."
"This is a milestone," he said, emphasizing, "We will continue to pool the capabilities of our agencies to expedite the implementation of national energy policy."