South Korea’s electricity demand up by around 3% in 2022

Renewables and nuclear mainly catered to the demand growth.

South Korea saw strong growth in electricity demand in 2022 by about 3% led by the commercial, services and industrial sectors, largely met by renewable energy and nuclear generation.

In a report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the country’s renewables rose by around 26% year-on-year (YoY) to bring its share in the electricity generation mix to around 8%.

Nuclear, meanwhile, increased by 15% YoY, bringing its share in the total mix to 29%.

The share of coal declined to 33% and gas to 29%.

IEA added that renewables in the country are seen to increase to 12% of the mix and nuclear to 32%. Gas and coal shares are expected to decline by 27% and 29%, respectively.

South Korea’s demand is expected to grow around 1% to 2% to 2025, it said.

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