Korea’s Green Growth Vision June 2009 Ki Jong WOO Secretary General Presidential Committee on Green Growth.

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Korea’s Green Growth Vision June 2009 Ki Jong WOO Secretary General Presidential Committee on Green Growth

Presidential VISION – Low Carbon Green Growth Creating New 60 years (announcement of a new national vision in the 60 th anniversary of the founding of the Republic on August 15 th 2008) More than just an environmental policy - a new paradigm of progress - changing people’s behavior and way of thinking Next 60 years Green growth Last 60 years Economic growth

What is Green Growth? What do we mean by Green Growth ’as we go green – we get money & jobs” green energy paradigm Contribution to the global community Improvement in quality of life Green Technology as a new growth engine

How can we achieve Green Growth? Technology Policy tool (regulation & incentive) Change in life-style

Why is Korea striving for Green Growth? Climate Affect Energy security vulnerability Economic slow-down - average temperature rise 1.7 ℃ (2 times more than world average) billion USD energy bill - growth rate declining since the Asian economic crisis in late 1990s - growth without rise in employment “New path is needed”

The Logic High Low Source : ESI, Morgan Stanley Research GER JAP UK USA ZAR IND CHN PAK SAU IRA UKR RUS IDN MEX TUR BRA ITA ARG CAN SPA EUR AUS POL FRA Environmental Stress and Vulnerability KOR Capacity to Adapt

The Logic Capacity to adapt  top leadership S Energy dependent industry W Opportunity as a new growth engine OT Internal & external uncertainty

Strong Green Leadership - Presidential Committee on Green Growth Features of the Green Growth in Korea Fast integration of the Vision in all sectors - meaningful partnership with private council (business, financial sector, technology experts etc.) Turning it into “real actions”Strong industrial base in relevant areas - large competent players

key role for the Presidential Committee on Green Growth Sustained Drive Actions -inherits the spirit of the “Economic Development Plan” in the 60~80s * 5 year implementation plans - new “green saemauel movement” Strategy Plan - Green New Deal - Re-orientation of private-public finance toward green (policy, R&D, SOC) Green Budget early ratification of the Basic Act on Green Growth Legal Framework National midterm GHG reduction target - set this year -

Composition - 7 chapters and 65 articles - a basic act – it has priority over all relevant laws regarding Green Growth Basic Act on Low Carbon Green Growth Key provisions 1)legal ground for the Presidential Committee on Green Growth and mandates the committee to develop a national strategy for Green Growth. 2) mandates the government to foster and support green economy, green industry, and the transformation of conventional industry. 3)foster financing for green technology R&D and green investment, as well as, mandates to promote environment friendly tax reform. 4)mandates government to set concrete targets for GHG emission reduction, energy saving, energy security, and renewable energy supply. 5) mandates for mandatory reporting of GHG emission for businesses. Provides the legal framework to introduce cap & trade system in Korea. 6) articles on environment-friendly land use, green building, low carbon transportation, green consumption and production, and other issues related to sustainable development.

Composition - 7 chapters and 65 articles - a basic act – it has priority over all relevant laws regarding Green Growth Basic Act on Low Carbon Green Growth Key provisions 1)legal ground for the Presidential Committee on Green Growth and mandates the committee to develop a national strategy for Green Growth. 2) mandates the government to foster and support green economy, green industry, and the transformation of conventional industry. 3)foster financing for green technology R&D and green investment, as well as, mandates to promote environment friendly tax reform. 4)mandates government to set concrete targets for GHG emission reduction, energy saving, energy security, and renewable energy supply. 5) mandates for mandatory reporting of GHG emission for businesses. Provides the legal framework to introduce cap & trade system in Korea. 6) articles on environment-friendly land use, green building, low carbon transportation, green consumption and production, and other issues related to sustainable development.

Current Status - a multi-agency + research institute participating project - strategy and 5 year implementation plan being developed (target date July 2009) National Strategy for Green Growth Key Framework A Model Green Nation - through creating virtuous harmony of environment & economy Vision Objectives 10 Key Agenda Low Carbon Society And Energy Security New Engine for Growth Enhanced Quality of Life & Int’l Leadership Build Low Carbon Society Greater Energy Security Addressing Climate Change R&D for Green Tech. Foster Green Industry Greening the Industry Lay the Foundation for Green Economy Green Transportation & Land Management Green Life-style International leadership

Background & Key projects - Green New Deal announced on Jan key projects and supporting projects - focused on job creation as well as building the foundation for low carbon economy transition Green New Deal Project Name Budget (billion KRW)Job Creation (# of jobs) 2009~ 2012total2009~ 2012Total total sum 4,36345,68750,04993,360863,060956,420 KEYPROJECTSKEYPROJECTS 4 Major River Revitalization48813,99014,4787,000192,960199,960 Green Transportation 1,8357,8199,65425,042113,025138,067 Integrated Territory Management ,3043,120 Water Resource Catchment ,06313,06916,132 Green Car & Clean Energy 3211,7322,0531,64312,70514,348 Waste Resource Reuse ,37713,81916,196 Forestry 3132,1042,41722,498148,204170,702 Green Home, Green School -8, ,630 Ecological River ,39610,789 Support Projects 1,1409,53010,67030,528262,038141,639

Background - Selected 3 key sectors (17 areas) as the new engine for economic growth (Jan 2009)  key sectors: green technology, advanced convergent technology, high-value service - Implementation Plan : 6.7 trillion won investment on 79 measures to promote green technology development (May 2009) New Engine for Growth Areas No. of Measures Budget (trillion KRW) Key Measures Total Renewable Energy R&D on silicon photovoltaic technology Introduction of renewable portfolio standard (RPS) Low Carbon Energy 80.9 R&D on CCS support on Korean nuclear power development Advanced Water Treatment commercialization of advanced membrane tech. revision of legislations to promote wastewater reuse LED Application 80.4 R&D on LED parts pilot project on LED use Green Transportation System Green Car : building networks for parts development Intelligent transportation system High-Tech Green City Environment-friendly buildings U-City development

Challenges Ahead Support from business community - meeting its needs to adapt & change - setting a price on target : emission trading & carbon tax Continued support from the public - the key to success of Green Growth

We want to share this vision with our neighbors East Asia Climate Partnership - announced at G8 Extended Summit Meeting (Toyako Japan 2008) million USD for 5 years (2008 ~ 2012)

Wants to share a common vision with our neighbors What can Korea bring to the partnership The formula for finding a win-win strategy Fresh memory of poverty & development

Policy Dialogue : East Asia Climate Forum (May 29, 2009) - Finding the roadmap to Green Growth in Asia Areas of Cooperation Low Carbon Green Growth Expo - Promoting technology development and technology transfer Climate Solutions (ODA grants)

Areas of Cooperation Integrated Water ManagementBuilding Smart Low-Carbon Cities EARLY WARNING SYSTEM DAMS RESERVOIR WATER PURIFICATION WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE SEWAGE TREATMENT

Green Growth is not an option but, the only option Green Growth is not plan B, it’s the Plan A It is the strategy of change that jumps over the chasm and it is a concept of creativity that opens all possibilities