SK Inc and KKR have agreed to create a KRW 2 trillion, or US$1.29 billion, renewable energy platform in South Korea. The vehicle combines 1.7 GW of operating assets, spans solar, wind and fuel cells, and has a pipeline that could expand total capacity to 10 GW as Korea's data-centre, semiconductor and manufacturing load grows.
Source: PV Tech. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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