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South Korea launches tender for 1.2 GW/7.1 GWh of energy storage
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Fusion42 · 28 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
South Korea's Korea Power Exchange has launched tenders for 1.2 GW/7.1 GWh of six-hour energy storage systems, with contracts spanning 15 to 25 years and a focus on mainland and Jeju Island projects. The tender process includes stringent criteria covering price, safety, grid capability, and domestic economic contributions, with project completions due by February 2029.
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South Korea is opening a clear buying window for energy storage technology suppliers this year. You need to prepare proposals immediately to tap into the long-term contracts and position for fast follow-on tenders in the region.
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