일본의 해상풍력 입찰제도에 관한 비판적 고찰
A Critical Review on Japan’s Offshore Wind Bidding System
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This study examines the issues regarding the selection competition process of offshore wind power operators conducted inJapan in 2020. It also explores the implications of the findings on the legal system of Korea for the introduction of offshore wind powerin the future. Drawing on Japan’s example, Korea must reconsider the importance of the price aspect when introducing offshore windpower and adopt policies that prioritize balanced industrial development and focus on regional and domestic economic ripple effects.
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This study examines the issues regarding the selection competition process of offshore wind power operators conducted inJapan in 2020. It also explores the implications of the findings on the legal system of Korea for the introduction of offshore wind powerin the future. Drawing on Japan’s example, Korea must reconsider the importance of the price aspect when introducing offshore windpower and adopt policies that prioritize balanced industrial development and focus on regional and domestic economic ripple effects.
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