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N. Jeolla Prov. added 50 more projects to Jeonbuk Version of New Deal
North Jeolla Province announced on Oct 21 that the local authorities added 50 new business projects to the list of what’s called Jeonbuk Version of New Deal, which includes the development of DNA ecosystem / contact free engagement (KRW2.55 trillion), digital transformation of social infrastructures (KRW250 billion), green infrastructure (KRW859.8 billion), zero-carbon energy (KRW272.4 billion), green ecosystem (KRW175 billion) and HR training and social safety net (KRW180 billion).
To push for the projects, the provincial authorities are planning to form Saemangeum data cluster, data center software incubating center in connection with another construction project to build up SK datacenter. To further enhance portability of mobile devices and equipment, they’re also outlining a project to improve access to public charging stations.
In addition, ideas to build out smart industry base for the future of mobility, turn conventional vehicles into greener, plug-in, compact, smart cars, form a port facilities accommodating logistics complex were also placed on the lists.
kan@yna.co.kr
** This article was translated from Korean.
Date
2020.10.29
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According to Yonhap News,
North Jeolla Province announced on Oct 21 that the local authorities added 50 new business projects to the list of what’s called Jeonbuk Version of New Deal, which includes the development of DNA ecosystem / contact free engagement (KRW2.55 trillion), digital transformation of social infrastructures (KRW250 billion), green infrastructure (KRW859.8 billion), zero-carbon energy (KRW272.4 billion), green ecosystem (KRW175 billion) and HR training and social safety net (KRW180 billion).
To push for the projects, the provincial authorities are planning to form Saemangeum data cluster, data center software incubating center in connection with another construction project to build up SK datacenter. To further enhance portability of mobile devices and equipment, they’re also outlining a project to improve access to public charging stations.
In addition, ideas to build out smart industry base for the future of mobility, turn conventional vehicles into greener, plug-in, compact, smart cars, form a port facilities accommodating logistics complex were also placed on the lists.
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Source: Yonhap News (Oct 21, 2020)
** This article was translated from Korean.