South Korea’s power demand rose last month due mainly to unusually hot weather
caused by climate change, government data showed Monday.
Power sales
gained 2.0 percent on-year to 38.5 billion kWh in April, the Ministry of
Knowledge Economy (MKE) said.
Power demand for agricultural purposes
showed the largest increase with 13.5 percent, followed by 3.2 percent by
residential use and 2.8 percent by educational institutions and 1.7 percent by
industrial use.
Power trade between state-run Korea Electric Power
Corporation (KEPCO) and regional power plants in April gained 0.8 percent to
36.2 billion kWh.
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