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South Korea promises 'green' investment even as more coal power plants open | Video

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By Lim Yun Suk (Updated: )

South Korea will invest US$60 billion into its green sectors as part of COVID-19 stimulus measures. But even as it embraces renewable energy, the number of coal-fired power plants is set to increase. CNA's Lim Yun Suk reports from South Korea's former coal capital.

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