The Gyeonggi Provincial Government will provide up to 10 million won in support for the installation costs of solar power generation facilities for companies located within industrial complexes in the province.


The Gyeonggi Provincial Government is recruiting around 10 companies to participate in the "2026 Industrial Complex RE100 Transition Pilot Project" until May 18.


This project will provide differentiated support for a portion of installation costs, depending on capacity, to companies in industrial complexes in the province that wish to install solar power generation facilities utilizing unused spaces such as rooftops and parking lots.


The support details are as follows: 5 million won for facilities with a capacity of at least 300kW but less than 500kW, 7.5 million won for facilities with a capacity of at least 500kW but less than 750kW, and 10 million won for facilities with a capacity of at least 750kW but less than 1,000kW.


The scope of support covers not only self-consumption facilities used directly by the company, but also rental facilities and subscription-type (lease-type) facilities through construction companies, allowing each company to freely choose the adoption method that suits its financial situation.


Gyeonggi Provincial Government

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If solar facilities are successfully installed in unused spaces within the industrial complexes, participating companies will immediately enjoy economic benefits such as reduced monthly electricity bills or additional rental income. In addition, this is expected to directly contribute to achieving eco-friendly management—now an essential business survival strategy—and the RE100 (100% renewable energy) target.


Companies wishing to participate can check the announcement in the notice section of the Gyeonggi Environment and Energy Agency website (ggeea.or.kr) and submit an application form.



Kim Yeonji, Head of the Energy Industry Division at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government, said, "With high oil prices increasing companies' energy cost burdens, we will expand the supply base for renewable energy to provide practical support for companies preparing for ESG management and RE100 compliance."


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