An assessment of the role of coal in the long-term energy plan for Korea

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Cha, Jin Seob
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1982-03Advisor
Whipple, D.
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Sovereign, Michael
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During the last two decades, Korean industry has been
developed very quickly. Energy consumption also has been
increased very rapidly by the growth of industry. These
energy requirements should be imported from other countries
because Korea has few energy sources. Korean energy consumption
depends highly on oil, even though oil has less security
of supply and a higher price than other energy sources due to
the limitation of oil reserves and the oil cartel. The
Korean government wishes to import energy sources with more
security of supply and a lower price.
Evaluation of this impact in the long term is approached
by studying five issues. These are: (1) Description of
energy consumption sectors in Korea; (2) Description of
energy resources/production in Korea; (3) Description of
energy resource imports in Korea; (4) Description of longterm
energy requirements in Korea; and (5) Conclusions and
recommendations.
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