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Electricity rate remains frozen for Q2
Summary by The Korea Times
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The power authorities have decided to maintain current electricity rates for the second quarter (April–June) of this year. Although international fuel costs, which had skyrocketed during the Russia-Ukraine war, have decreased, the government decided to prioritize the financial situation of Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), whose debt still exceeds 200 trillion won. On the 23rd, KEPCO announced, “We will maintain the fuel cost adjustment …
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