Public-Private Joint Climate Change Project 'Digital Financial Platform' Business Agreement

(From left) Kim Chang-seop, President of Korea Energy Agency; Kim Seong-woo, CEO of Berry Wars; Kim Shin, CEO of SK Securities.

(From left) Kim Chang-seop, President of Korea Energy Agency; Kim Seong-woo, CEO of Berry Wars; Kim Shin, CEO of SK Securities.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] SK Securities announced on the 16th that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Energy Agency and Berry Wars at the SK Securities headquarters in Yeouido to mutually cooperate through the 'Cambodia E-Mobility Project' and a 'Digital Financial Platform' for climate change projects.


The E-Mobility project is a complex business model that replaces motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles with electric vehicles powered by solar energy, incorporating renewable energy utilization, greenhouse gas reduction, installment financing, and social investment elements.


In this regard, SK Securities plans to build and operate a 'Digital Financial Platform for Climate Change Projects' linked with the Korea Energy Agency's overseas expansion platform, and to perform financial advisory and brokerage services. Additionally, the Korea Energy Agency will support feasibility studies through the overseas expansion platform, and Berry Wars will be responsible for project execution.



An SK Securities official stated, "The Digital Financial Platform for climate change projects is expected not only to support our companies' overseas expansion but also to contribute to the activation of greenhouse gas reduction projects, and we plan to expand the project to target New Southern countries in the future."


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