The 25th ASPA Annual Conference JEJU / 제25회 ASPA 연례회의 제주

Speakers

Mr. Tomas Jung

Chairman, Korea RE100 Alliance

Biography Session Topic

EXPERIENCE
Korea RE100 Alliance(2021~ Present)
Chairman
- Policies & Market Research
- RE100 Industrial Complex Support
- RE100 Consulting & Education Service

Korea Energy Convergence Association(2016~Present)
Founder & President
- New Energy Service Development
- Policy Research, Information, R&D Project

INI Industry Research(2014~2016)
Senior Vice President & Co-founder
- Business Development
- Conducting Consulting Project on Energy and IT Industry

SNE Research(2010~2014)
Senior Vice President & Co-founder
- Management Job(Finance, Human Resource,
- Consulting Projects for Government and Private Company
- Market Research focusing on PV, Battery, xEV, etc.

Displaybank(1999~2010)
Director of Marketing and Business Development
- Sales and Marketing
- Seminar Coordination
- Website Operation

Researcher on Display Market
- Display Market Survey and Analysis
- Plasma Display and TV Market Survey and Analysis
Sales Manager, On-line Marketing and Sales – 1999 ~ 2003
- Monitor Evaluation and Marketing Agency for the Company through Website

EDUCATION
Yonsei University(2014~2016)
Master Degree of Energy and Resources Engineering
University of Seoul(1989~1994)
Bachelor of Urban Planner, Department of Urban Engineering
M&A School by The Korea Economic Daily(2010)
Understanding Corporate Financial Data(Balance sheet, Income Sheet, etc)
Understanding on Restructuring & M&A for Corporate

(Abstract) Global RE100 trend and domestic RE100 industrial complex promotion trend

The RE100 campaign, proposed by the UK CDP in 2014, aims to cover 100% of the electricity used by businesses with renewable energy, and as of September 2022, 379 companies are participating.
In Korea, 21 companies including SK Group, Hyundai Motor Company and LG Energy Solutions are participating.
Beyond responding to climate change, we analyze the domestic new and renewable energy market trends and obstacles to the implementation of RE100 under the RPS system, a domestic renewable energy supply system, about how we are responding in the domestic industry that is changing into a trade issue. , we would like to share the trend of promoting the industrial complex RE100 as a support policy for SMEs in particular, as well as revitalization measures to meet the needs of companies.
The domestic renewable energy supply policy is under the RPS system, and the RPS system provides economic support for the supply of new and renewable energy by giving REC weights according to each renewable energy, installation location, and size. As it is an obstacle, we are in a situation where a market revitalization policy for RE100 is needed.
Expansion of renewable energy supply and reasonable prices are the first things that companies demand. Domestic industrial complexes are composed of national industrial complexes, general industrial complexes, agricultural industrial complexes, and urban high-tech industrial complexes, and there are about 1,240 nationwide.
To this end, support policies linked with large corporations and local governments are needed, and the government is preparing a program to support the RE100 industrial complex, and each local government is planning and preparing the RE100 industrial complex as a strategy to attract businesses. If local governments work with local residents at the center to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and respond to RE100 of large enterprises and SMEs in the supply chain, it is expected to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon society as well as revitalize the local economy by attracting businesses and creating jobs.

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