2018
DOI: 10.36700/kruma.2018.09.31.3.65
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A Study on the Energy Cooperative for Energy Transition : A Case Study of Citizens’ Energy Cooperative in Metropolitan Area

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“…Gyunggi is also known for its ambitious implementation of solar energy policies, and it claimed a 70% increase in energy independence within the region, promoting a goal of increasing its proportion of renewable energy to 20% in the "Gyunggi Energy Vision 2030" [69]. To accomplish this target, the Gyunggi local government supports a community energy project [70] and established a local energy center, which is the first energy-related public agency in the local level [71]. In the case of Gangwon, no significant in-depth case studies have been conducted qualitatively.…”
Section: Sufficient Conditions For a Successful Local Energy Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gyunggi is also known for its ambitious implementation of solar energy policies, and it claimed a 70% increase in energy independence within the region, promoting a goal of increasing its proportion of renewable energy to 20% in the "Gyunggi Energy Vision 2030" [69]. To accomplish this target, the Gyunggi local government supports a community energy project [70] and established a local energy center, which is the first energy-related public agency in the local level [71]. In the case of Gangwon, no significant in-depth case studies have been conducted qualitatively.…”
Section: Sufficient Conditions For a Successful Local Energy Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%