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Technology development strategy
Technology development strategy
Technology development strategy
As part of its VISION 2035 mid- to long-term management strategy, KEPCO E&C selected 8 major businesses and 18 R&BD based on the management objective of achieving “70% R&D commercialization rate” and focused on the enhancement of R&D capabilities.
High
Priority
Low
Group 1
Groups whose policy importance has increased and,
high market growth potential is expected due to environmental changes.
Group 2
Groups whose policy importance has increased due to environmental changes, but the growth is limited due to the mature market.
Group 3
Some changes in policy importance and market growth potential exist, but a gradual market growth is expected.
Group 4
The impact of short-term environmental changes is small, but long-term and continuous technology development is required.
Mid- to long-term technology development roadmap
| 8 core businesses | 18 R&BD | |
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| Main business | Design/EPCM |
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| Q&M |
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| Growth business | New & Renewable |
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| Nuclear power plant follow-up management |
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| Future business | Small modular reactor |
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| Hydrogen |
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| Digital/Safety |
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| Future energy |
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Complete system reorganization centered on 8 core businesses
Priority of 8 core businesses
- 2020 KEPCO E&C: 6.95%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2020: 2.46% - 2021 KEPCO E&C: 8.71%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2021: 2.51% - 2022 KEPCO E&C: 9.27%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2022: 2.57% - 2023 KEPCO E&C: 10.00%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2023: 2.23% - 2024 KEPCO E&C: 10.02%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2024: 2.13% - 2025 KEPCO E&C: 10.59%
Average of public institutions subject to recommendations in 2025: 2.08%