South Korea plans to cut new transmission towers by as much as 40% and put more power lines underground, as it seeks to boost grid expansion to meet rising demand from data centers and semiconductor plants.
South Korea plans to cut new transmission towers by as much as 40% and put more power lines underground, as it seeks to boost grid expansion to meet rising demand from data centers and semiconductor plants.
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