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Government Support Programs

DS ENERGY carries out a wide range of
government support programs.

01

Renewable Energy Financing Support (Korea Energy Agency)

Run every year by the KEA New & Renewable Energy Center, the renewable energy financing support program provides low-interest facility and production loans to businesses planning to install renewable energy facilities.

Support Ratio
Up to 80% for SMEs, up to 75% for mid-sized companies (significantly increased)Up to 45% for large companies; an additional 5 percentage points for policy-linked projects and priority targets such as industrial complexes and factories
Loan Terms
5-year grace period followed by 10-year installment repayment, floating rate adjusted quarterly (low-interest loan)
Loan Limit
Up to KRW 30 billion in facility funds (differs for some sectors, such as wind)
Key Requirement
Solar modules must have carbon emissions of 655 kgCO2/kW or less
02

Gyeonggi Energy Loan Program (Gyeonggi Environmental Energy Agency)

Low-interest loans for solar power producers to expand renewable energy deployment

Eligibility
Installers of solar power facilities of 200 kW or less in Gyeonggi Province (Korean nationals, certified modules only)
Preference
Priority support for companies participating in Gyeonggi RE100
Loan Limit
Up to 85% of total project cost (excl. VAT), max. KRW 300 million
Interest Rate
1.8% per year (floating rate)
Loan Term
8 years (3-year grace period, then 5 years of equal installment repayment)
03

Government Support Programs (Korea Energy Agency)

Home Support Program

The government subsidizes part of the installation cost when renewable energy systems such as solar PV, solar thermal, geothermal or small wind are installed in homes.

Building Support Program

The government subsidizes part of the installation cost when renewable energy systems such as solar PV, solar thermal, geothermal or small wind are installed in buildings.

Apartment Balcony Solar

The government subsidizes part of the installation cost when renewable energy systems such as solar PV, solar thermal, geothermal or small wind are installed in buildings.

04

Gyeonggi Province Support Programs (Gyeonggi Environmental Energy Agency)

Gyeonggi Residential Solar Support Program
Purpose
Subsidizes part of the cost of residential solar for Gyeonggi residents to raise power self-sufficiency and expand renewable energy
Eligibility
Homeowners in Gyeonggi Province* Owners of a “detached house” as defined in Article 3-5 and attached Table 1 of the Enforcement Decree of the Building Act
Support
Partial subsidy for one residential solar system (3 kW) per household

※ Program details may change with each year's official announcement. Please refer to the announcement for details.
※ Annual announcements are posted under Customer Support › Notices.

Gyeonggi RE100 Income Village (Self-Sufficient Type)
Apartment Type
Solar on apartment balconies, rooftops and more to build an urban distributed energy supply system
Self-Sufficient Type
Support for installing self-consumption and commercial solar for village communities, achieving energy self-sufficiency and community welfare
Income Type
Support for installing solar power facilities in communities facing energy hardship to earn income from solar power
05

Renewable Energy Service Company (ReSCO) (Korea Energy Agency)

Run by the KEA New & Renewable Energy Center, the Renewable Energy Service Company (ReSCO) program is a key initiative that provides one-stop support for building resident-led Sunlight Income Villages.

Purpose
Oversees the entire solar project, from planning, site sourcing and revenue analysis to design, construction and O&M, eliminating risk factors and building residents' trust.
Support
Integrated site, grid and financing support, including priority grid connection, renewable energy financing (long-term, low-interest loans covering up to 85% of investment costs), streamlined tax and permitting procedures.

Source: KEA New & Renewable Energy Center

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