Coexistence with the Sea! Wolseong Headquarters Protects Clean Seas Beyond Safe Nuclear Power

Beachcombing with Related Organizations to Mark Sea Day

Wolseong Headquarters of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power marked the 30th Sea Day by concluding a Gyeongju Coastal Trail beachcombing volunteer activity at Goara Beach, Oryu 2-ri, Gampo-eup, Gyeongju City, on the 11th, demonstrating a strong commitment to protecting the local environment.

Wolseong Headquarters commemorated the 30th Sea Day on the 11th by completing an environmental cleanup activity at Goara Beach in Gampo-eup, Gyeongju City, and took a group photo.

Beachcombing is a compound word formed from "beach" and "combing." It refers to activities that involve combing the shoreline to collect driftwood or trash washed up by the sea, thereby cleaning up the marine environment.

More than 100 people participated in this volunteer activity, including employees of Wolseong Headquarters, Pohang Coast Guard, the Marine and Fisheries Division of Gyeongju City Hall, as well as trainees and staff from the Nuclear Power Plant Site Human Resources Training Center.

Kim Chunsik, Head of Regional Cooperation at Wolseong Headquarters, stated, "Nuclear power is inseparably linked to the sea, as it uses seawater to produce energy," adding, "Wolseong Headquarters will do its utmost not only to safely operate nuclear power plants but also to protect the cleanliness of the sea."

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