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South Korea Plans Fewer Towers in Expansion of Electricity Grid
Source: Bloomberg
Infrastructure & DefenseTechnology & InnovationArtificial IntelligenceRenewable Energy Transition
South Korea plans to reduce new transmission-tower construction by up to 40% while placing more power lines underground to accelerate grid expansion. The policy targets rising electricity demand from data centers and semiconductor plants, supporting infrastructure investment needed for AI-related computing and chip manufacturing growth.
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