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National Climate Technology Center
Designated as the national climate change technology policy center based on Article 15 of the ‘Climate Technology Promotion Act’, the National Climate Technology Center aims to support climate change response through establishing technology policies/strategies, planning national R&D projects and managing R&D networks, to fulfill its role as the national think tank for development of climate change technologies
Representative performance
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01 Establishment of the “1st Climate Technology Development Master Plan” -
02 Establishment of “Hydrogen Technology Future Strategy” -
03 Enactment of “Climate Technology Promotion Act” -
04 Establishment of “Carbon Neutrality Technology Innovation Strategy” -
05 Publication of climate technology and policy analysis reports
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Major research fields
- Establishment of “Climate Technology Development Master Plan”
- Establishment of “Climate Technology Map”
- Establishment of policy for commercialization of climate technology R&D results
- Plan climate technology R&D and demonstration projects
- Analysis of climate technology issues including policy, market and industry
Major research results
- Establishment of the 「1st Climate Technology Development Master Plan」(‘22)
- Establishment of the 「Hydrogen Technology Future Strategy」(‘22)
- Development of the “Climate Technology Public Notice”(‘22)
- Enactment of the “Climate Technology Promotion Act” (’21)
- Establishment of 「Carbon Neutrality Technology Innovation Strategy」 (’21)
- Publish the “Development Strategy of 10 Key Technologies for Carbon Neutrality” (’21)
- Establishment of 「Hydrogen Technology Roadmap」(‘19)
- Develop climate industry stimulation models and plan climate technology R&D projects
- Publish reports on analysis of global and domestic climate technology policy
- Organize the annual “Hydrogen Economy and Korean Hydrogen Technology Symposium”
- Promotion of national climate technology policy to the public