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Lotte Chemical said Tuesday it will operate under the new name Lotte Energy Materials, following the completion of its takeover of a major local copper foil maker as it ramps up the push for secondary battery components manufacturing.

Korea will resume the construction of the Shin Hanul No. 3 and 4 reactors in earnest this year after wrapping up disaster impact assessments and other due administrative work, the industry ministry said Tuesday.

South Korea will resume construction of the third and fourth reactors at the Shin Hanul nuclear power plant (NPP), which was stopped in 2017, with their completion scheduled for 2032 and 2033, the countrys industry ministry said on Tuesday

Korea will earmark 1.21 trillion won ($982.3 million) this year for technology development in nuclear energy, hydrogen and other energy resources, the industry ministry said Thursday.

New leadership of United Christian Churches of Korea announces series of humanitarian projects after the Itaewon tragedy

The United Christian Churches of Korea (UCCK), one of the largest coalitions of Protestant churches here, unveiled, Thursday, major projects lined up for this year to help resolve key issues facing todays Korean society, from the falling birthrate to the aid of trauma survivors.

Officials from state-run nuclear power companies will visit Uganda this week, upon a request from their counterparts in Africa for a consultation to build two 1,000-megawatt (MW) reactors by around 2030, according to market watchers and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), Tuesday. The project which could amount to $9 billion (11.3 trillion won) is the latest development in the continued demand from countries around the world seeking to fortify energy partnerships with Korea.

President Yoon vows to make country ‘global nuclear energy power’ - Anadolu Agency

Nuclear power accounted for over 30 percent of the countrys energy this year, in a marked elevation of the once-demonized power generation method that is increasingly appreciated for its affordability, stability and exportability, according to market watchers, Monday. The seven-year high of 30.7 percent registered in the first 11 months of this year is the highest since 31.7 percent in 2015.