Uljin-gun, Gyeongbuk Province, is implementing a support project for eco-friendly low-NOx boilers for households to create a city with clean air free of fine dust.

Uljin County Office.

Uljin County Office.

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The support targets homeowners within the jurisdiction who have installed or replaced a condensing eco-friendly boiler certified with the Type 1 environmental label by the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute in 2023. The support amount is KRW 100,000 per condensing boiler for general households and KRW 600,000 for low-income households.


Applications can be submitted online through the boiler supplier or by visiting the Environmental Hygiene Division’s Environmental Planning Team. Support is provided on a first-come, first-served basis until the December budget is exhausted, covering a total of 52 units: 50 for general households and 2 for low-income households.


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County Governor Son Byeong-bok stated, “Due to changes in the Ministry of Environment’s guidelines, next year support for eco-friendly low-NOx boilers will be limited to low-income households excluding general households. Therefore, we ask households wishing to replace their boilers to actively apply within this year.”


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