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Recently, an increasing number of companies are installing self-consumption solar power facilities on the roofs of factories or buildings to implement RE100 and reduce electricity bills. However, even after completing the installation of the facilities, projects are frequently delayed due to the unexpected issue of 'appointing an electrical safety manager'.
Our firm's Attorney Sung-woo Kim has presented the causes of this issue and realistic legal solutions through a column in Industry News.
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We are pleased to share a legal insight column by our partner, Attorney Kim Sung-woo, published in Industry News.
As more companies adopt private solar power generation (self-use solar power) to achieve RE100 targets and reduce electricity costs, unexpected legal hurdles often arise. One critical issue is the appointment of an Electrical Safety Manager, which can lead to significant delays in commercial operation.
In his column, Attorney Kim analyzes the conflict between regulatory bodies and operators regarding whether a separate safety manager is required for new solar facilities within an existing industrial site.
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