Gwangyang-si, Recruiting New Participants for the Carbon Point Program

New Subscriber Giveaway Event Running Until the 4th of Next Month

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Gwangyang City announced that it is recruiting new participants for the Carbon Point System, which provides incentives for saving electricity, water, and gas energy, throughout the year.

The Carbon Point System compares the participant's energy usage over the past 1 to 2 years with their current usage, awarding carbon points based on the reduction rate, which are then converted into incentives (cash or Green Card points) and paid out.

Participants who achieve a reduction rate of 5% or more are eligible to receive up to 25,000 points twice a year.

Applications can be made by verifying electricity, water, and gas customer numbers on the Carbon Point System website or by visiting the Environmental Division at City Hall to submit an application form.

After joining, participants must update their information such as address and phone number to be eligible for incentive payments.

In particular, the Korea Environment Corporation is currently running an event for new Carbon Point System members. From the 2nd of this month until the 4th of next month, new members are automatically entered into a draw to win various prizes such as air purifiers, droplet-blocking masks, and coffee coupons.

Kim Jae-hee, head of the Environmental Division, said, “A large amount of greenhouse gases are generated during the production processes of electricity, water, and city gas, which contribute to climate change,” and added, “We ask for the active participation of citizens to spread the Carbon Point System, an environmental protection practice program aimed at reducing these emissions.”

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