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Samsung Pyeongtaek Semiconductor Factory "contradicts power transmission" after a lapse of 5 years

The “Ancheng Chengxi-Gude Transmission Line Construction Case” provided to the power of Samsung Pyeongtaek Semiconductor Factory is expected to be promoted normally. In the past, despite opposition from residents, it is now agreed that the power supply of No. 3 and No. 4 factories built by Samsung will not be available. problem appear.

According to the Korean media "etnews" report, Anshi City Yuangu Noodle Residents Countermeasure Committee and Korea Electric Power Corporation signed the "Xi'an City-Goode Transmission Line Construction Cooperation Agreement" with Samsung Electronics on the afternoon of the 12th. According to the agreement, by 2023, the Korea Electric Power Corporation will construct an overhead line from the transmission tower of Yuanyan No. 1 to the transmission tower of No. 21 transmission tower. After the power supply, the tunnel will be dug through the tunnel until 2025, and then it will be demolished. Overhead line. According to the principle of user burden, Samsung will bear the engineering cost of the total length of 23.86 kilometers of construction projects (349 billion won) and the additional cost of future concentration (48.2 billion won).

In order to supply power to the Samsung Goode Park and the Gyeonggi-do South Park, the Korea Electric Power Corporation began construction of 35 transmission towers in 2014. However, the residents of Yuangu, Ancheng City, opposed the construction of the transmission tower. After dozens of consultations, they failed to reach a consensus. Later, through the arbitration case proposed by Mr. Jin Xuerong, an agreement was reached with residents and the Korea Electric Power Corporation on the 5th of this month.

After the power problem is solved, Samsung is also expected to solve the power problem in the future construction of the No. 3 and No. 4 plants in Pyeongtaek. The first plant of the Samsung Pyeongtaek Semiconductor Park is currently in operation and the second plant is still under construction.