Direction for the mid- and long-term development for expanding renewable energy and responding to future environmental changes : measures to improve the system to promote the distribution of terrestrial solar power
- Author Lee, Sangbum
- Researchers Kang, Eugene
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Date
2020-04-30
Ⅰ. Introduction
1. Research background and purpose
o This report summarizes the content presented by experts in each field at the Forum to Confront the Future Environmental Change related to the Expansion of Renewable Energy held by the Korea Environment Institute (KEI) on September 26, 2019.
ㅇ This report includes information on the current research and the position of Non-Profit Organization (NPO) groups in terms of the promotion of inland solar power generation projects to expand the supply of domestic renewable energy.
- Chapter 1: Current Status and Environmental Review Guideline of Inland Solar Power Generation
- Chapter 2: Energy Policy Improvement Plans to Activate the Supply of Inland Solar Power Generation Projects
- Chapter 3: Resident Participation Plan for Expanding Inland Solar Power
- Chapter 4: Rural Solar Power Supply Problems and Improvement Plans
ㅇ As the installation regulations have been strengthened following the establishment of the Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline, this report aims to examine the discussions on the expansion of solar power generation in rural areas and measures to promote distribution through securing residents’ acceptability.
2. Background and improvements of the Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline
o Until recently, most inland solar power facilities have been planned and constructed in mountainous areas with low land prices, resulting in social conflict with local residents and environmental damage such as landslides and deforestation.
ㅇ The Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline was intro
1. Research background and purpose
o This report summarizes the content presented by experts in each field at the Forum to Confront the Future Environmental Change related to the Expansion of Renewable Energy held by the Korea Environment Institute (KEI) on September 26, 2019.
ㅇ This report includes information on the current research and the position of Non-Profit Organization (NPO) groups in terms of the promotion of inland solar power generation projects to expand the supply of domestic renewable energy.
- Chapter 1: Current Status and Environmental Review Guideline of Inland Solar Power Generation
- Chapter 2: Energy Policy Improvement Plans to Activate the Supply of Inland Solar Power Generation Projects
- Chapter 3: Resident Participation Plan for Expanding Inland Solar Power
- Chapter 4: Rural Solar Power Supply Problems and Improvement Plans
ㅇ As the installation regulations have been strengthened following the establishment of the Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline, this report aims to examine the discussions on the expansion of solar power generation in rural areas and measures to promote distribution through securing residents’ acceptability.
2. Background and improvements of the Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline
o Until recently, most inland solar power facilities have been planned and constructed in mountainous areas with low land prices, resulting in social conflict with local residents and environmental damage such as landslides and deforestation.
ㅇ The Inland Solar Power Environmental Review Guideline was intro