2. GTC-K Introduction

2014.5.18
Dr. Sang-Baek Chris Kang
Director
Global Cooperation Division,
Green Technology Center-Korea
chriskang@gtck.re.kr

Contents
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1. Introduction
2. Main Research Activities
3. Global Cooperation Activities
4. Action Plan: Target & Strategy
5. Ongoing Projects/Activities in 2014 (as of May)
6. Technology Transfer Case/Recommendation

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1. Introduction – Vision and Mission
Green
sustainable
Technology
_______________
THINK TANK
Performance-
oriented
______________
CREATIVE
GROUP
International
Cooperation
_______________
GLOBAL HUB
GTC-K
leads sustainable
development
resolves global
environmental
issues
Policy making of
national R&D of
green technology
Cooperation
between countries
with respect to
green technology

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 Over 50 persons
over 30 researchers / 15 administrative staffs
 Masters and Ph.D’s
from worldwide renowned universities
 Regional experts
about USA, China, Japan, England, Germany etc.
 Interdisciplinary
Engineering, Administration(Business, Public),
Human/Social Sciences (Sociology, Journalism,
Linguistics etc.)
 Young and Dynamic
average age: around 30-35 y
1. Introduction – Capability

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1. Introduction – Divisions and Functions
President
Policy Research Global Cooperation Administration
 Policy Research Division
Policy planning and establishment of green technology R&D
 Global Cooperation Division
Facilitating technology transfer to developing countries
Serving green triangle initiative with GGGI and GCF
Future Technology Trends Analysis
 Administration Division
GTC-K administrative and budgetary works

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Analysis of national green technology R&D investment
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교육과학기술부
국토해양부
기상청
농림수산식품부
농촌진흥청
문화체육관광부
방송통신위원회
방위사업청
보건복지부
산림청
소방방재청
식품의약품안전청
중소기업청
지식경제부
행정안전부
환경부
56.9
44.0
16.9
33.3
39.3
6.9
25.3
71.3
65.9
24.1
35.1
9.6 7.7 3.5
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8.7
15.5 15.1 12.9
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20%
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40%
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90%
100%
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
번호 사업명 번호 사업명 번호 사업명 번호 사업명 번호 사업명
1 고가연구장비구축사업 12 지하수토양환경영향조사연구 23 환경보건조사연구 34 에너지정보화및정책지원(에특) 45 건설기술혁신사업
2 국제핵융합실험로(ITER)공동개발사업 13 한국형수치예보모델개발 24 기후변화대응기술개발 35 방폐물관리기술개발 46 첨단도시개발사업
3 국제핵융합실험로공동개발사업(기금) 14 해조류바이오매스에너지화 25 생활공감환경보건기술 36 에너지국제공동연구(에특) 47 미래철도기술개발사업
4 기상위성운영및활용기술개발 15 환경위성탑재체개발 26
기후변화대응 및
저탄소사회기반구축연구
37 교통체계효율화사업 48 토양지하수오염방지기술개발
5 기후변화예측기술지원및활용연구 16
한국형300MW급IGCC실증플랜트기술
개발
27 기후변화감시예측및국가정책지원강화 38 전력산업융합원천기술개발 49 원자력기술개발사업
6 녹색성장지원기술개발연구 17 뿌리산업경쟁력강화지원[명칭변경] 28 원자력융합원천기술개발 39 녹색산업선도형이차전지기술개발 50 LED시스템조명기술개발
7 방사선육종기반구축 18
신재생에너지융합원천기술개발
(전력기금)
29 미래유망녹색환경기술산업화촉진 40 기상기술개발사업 51 국가핵융합연구소연구운영비지원
8 생명·산업기상기술개발연구 19 미래도시철도기술개발사업 30 글로벌전문기술개발(에너지자원순환) 41 탄소밸리구축 52
한국에너지기술연구원연구운영비지원
(제주신재생에너지연구기지구축포함)
9 아태기후정보서비스및연구개발 20
대학중심핵융합기초연구및
인력양성지원사업
31 차세대에코이노베이션기술개발사업 42 우주전파교란상시감시체계구축 53 차세대이동통신서비스활성화기반구축
10 정지궤도기상위성개발 21 신재생에너지융합원천기술개발(에특) 32 에너지국제공동연구(전력기금) 43 에너지자원융합원천기술개발 54 산업기술연구회연구운영비지원
11 종합연구단지청사운영 22 환경융합신기술개발 33 자연재해저감기술개발 44 생물자원보전종합대책 55 기후변화대응환경기술개발
 중점녹색기술 투자비중 녹색비율이 50% 이상이거나, 녹색 투자비가 100억 원 이상인 상위 55개 사업만 표시
69
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1,757
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1,032
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62
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96
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362
452
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3
1,376
41
464
378
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녹색투자비 녹색 이외투자비
92,156
61,515
61,360
102,116
51,723
76,331
46,655
122,670
25,505
98,303
43,943
31,728
73,289
191,167
43,451
52,137
152,996
150,763
143,439
120,230
74,200
7,782
42,369
28,910
71,163
33,079
57,326
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50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
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Examples of GTC-K’s publication
Green Tech
Review focuses on
providing insights for
diverse green
technology issues with
tech trends and
innovation
Green Tech
R&D stats
book provides up-to-
date statistical data
regarding green growth
and R&D
Green Tech In-
depth Analysis
offers in-depth analysis
on green technology
per se.
GTC-K provides case
studies of Korea’s green
technology trends and
status in international
publication

International Domestic
Developed Country : Building a system for Green Technology Joint R&D
Developing Country : Strategic Partner for Green Technology Transfer and Diffusion
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Policy
FundTechnology
Green
Triangle
Green Technology
Center
Green Climate
Fund
Green Triangle
3. Global Cooperation Activities: International Partners

• Date : 2013.04.30 ~2013.05.01
• Venue : Lotte Hotel, Seoul
• Organizer/Sponsor : GTC, UNDP/Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
• Participants : 150 participants, including senior
officials from 11 developing countries and UNDP
Regional offices
• Purpose
- To enhance understanding of energy
development in Korea and other countries
- To consult on effective knowledge sharing
strategies for developing countries, as well as
partnership opportunities in energy, policy
making and implementation
GTC-UNDP Joint Workshop on
Equitable Energy Access (WEEA)
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3. Global Cooperation Activities: Joint Workshop

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GTC-UNDP Waste to Energy Training
Program
• Date : 2013.11.25 ~ 11.30
• Venue : Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
• Organizer : GTC, UNDP APRC, Chulalongkorn
University
• Participants : Experts from 7 East-South Asian
countries
• Purpose
- To enhance understanding of the needs for adaptive
capacity of climate change
- To expand research areas for each scholar/practitioner
that entails waste-to-energy field for the developing
countries
- To construct a green partnership model through
operating multilateral cooperation education program
3. Global Cooperation Activities: Training Program

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Global Green Partnership Forum on
Technology-Finance-Policy Strategic
Plan
• Date: 2013. 12. 4 (Songdo, Incheon)
• Venue: Songdo Convensia, Incheon
• GTC, Incheon Metropolitan City, Ministry of
Strategy and Finance (Hosts)
• Participants: 100 participants (Climate change
experts etc.)
• Purpose:
- Building green technology cooperation
strategy and network for global green growth
- Sharing of technology-finance-policy
strategies for GCF’s sustainable development
3. Global Cooperation Activities: International Forum

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• Establishing a cross border
platform for new partnerships and
initiatives with institutions,
agencies, and private companies
related to green growth/green
economy
• GTC-K was invited as an active
member of GGKP Fiscal
Instruments Research Committee
Meeting
Green Growth Knowledge Platform
(GGKP)
- Initiative launched by GGGI, OECD, UNEP and WB
3. Global CooperationActivities: Green Growh Knowledge Platform

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 Ad Hoc Working Group on the Durban Platform for Enhanced Actions (ADP)
 Climate Technology Center and Network (CTCN)
3. Global CooperationActivities: Participation in UNFCCC meetings
2nd meeting of the Advisory Board to the CTCN
- Sep. 9-11, 2013 (Bonn, Germany)
- 20 members , 32 observers * GTC as observer
- Discussed on Key message to the COP 19 in Warsaw and
implementation of the results of Technology Needs
Assessments (TNAs)
3rd meeting of the Advisory Board to the CTCN
- Mar. 19-21, 2014 (Copenhagen, Denmark)
- 22 members , 30 observers * GTC as observer
- Discussed on Cooperation with TEC and GEF, Activation of
National Designated Entities (NDEs) and
Planning Knowledge Platform
2-4 ADP meeting
- Mar. 10-14, 2014 (Bonn, Germany)
- UNFCCC members / observers * GTC as observer
- Discussed on establishment of a Single Contact Group for
common preparation on mitigation

Presenting GTC-K’s Initiative at GGG Summit 2013
3. Global Cooperation Activities: GGG Summit 2013
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Project
Identification
Project
Preparation
Implementation
PlanningProject
Start-up
Project
Execution
Project
Sustainability
 Mutual commitment with
developing countries in advance
and funding institutions regarding
Mitigation/Adaptation of climate
change technology implementation
 Aligned with international
institutions
 Pre-Feasibility Study
and/or Master Planning
of Policy
 Line up with private
consulting companies
as well as funding
organizations
 Feasibility Study
and/or Business
Planning
 PPP action plan
 Facilitates implementation projects
 Monitors and help solving issues
 Actual
implementation of
the projects by
private companies
based on business
planning
 Monitoring projects
implementation with next step
 Feedbacks
Design PhaseImplementation Phase
Global Cooperation Framework

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Preparation
TNA,
Coordination
Scheme
Planning
and
Feasibility
Study
Actual
Implementation
Coordinator
& Planner
Finding Opportunities
with Partners
R&D Institutes
Technology Transfer
and implementation by
private sector companies
Technology Transfer to Developing Countries
..and local companies

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5. Ongoing Projects/Activities 2014 (as of May) (1/2)
 Waste to Energy (WTE) Feasibility Study in Vietnam
 Green/climate change technology quantitative Survey
for developing countries
 UNDP Cooperation
- UNDP-GTC MOU constitution
- Bioethanol Pre-Feasibility Study with UNDP with Nepal
- Co-hosting annual workshop on equitable energy access
 Feasibility study with Korean Research Institutes of
Bioscience and Biotechnology “Exporting Sweet Potato
to Turkmenistan”
 Co-hosting Technology Transfer International Seminar
with UNESCAP
 Organizing a conference session with GGGI and GCF at
Global Green Hub Korea 2014 “Green Triangle 2.0”

 Eco-friendly city model platform with ICLEI (MOU)
 MOU with CITYNET
 MOU with KOICA “Operation of Platform for Korean
Government Institutes”
 MOU with Wuppertal Institute in Germany – exchange of
researchers and R&D process study
 Identifying preparation status and capabilities of Korean
government R&D institutes for global technology transfer
 Public-Private-Partnership Program regarding
Green/Climate Change Technology
 GIZ (Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit ,
German Society for International Cooperation) workshop
(Ethiopia and Phillipine)
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5. Ongoing Projects/Activities 2014 (as of May) (1/2)

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Waste To Energy - Refuse Derived Fuel(RDF)* over cogeneration
* Sources: Korean Environment Management Agency (2009)

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Waste Collection
Selection RDF
Recycling Items
Electricity Generation
Heat Provision
•Seoul Metropolitan Government: 180 Million Dollar Saving (1,300,000 Barrel equivalent) -> can provide 190,000
Household (15% of total apartment) (2010)

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* Different types of DF: RPF : Refuse Plastic Fuel, TDF : Tire-Derived Fuel, WCF : Wood Chip Fuel
Category
Size of the market (Million Dollar/Billion Dollar)
CAGR(%)
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Korea
(Million
Dollar)
RDF 25 28 31 36 41 13.2
RPF 80 92 110 120 134 13.8
TDF 5 5 6 6 7 10.0
WCF 20 24 29 35 41 20.0
Mixture 200 220 242 266 293 10.0
total 330 369 418 463 516 13.4
World
(Billion
Dollar)
RDF 10 11 12.1 13.3 14.4 9.5
RPF 14.3 16 17.9 20 21.9 11.3
TDF 2 2.2 2.4 2.7 2.9 10.0
WCF 8 8.8 9.7 10.6 11.7 10.0
Mixture 100 110 121 133 146 10.0
total 134.3 148 163.1 179.6 196.9 10.2
** Sources: Korean Environment Management Agency (2009)

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Waste To Energy – Bio-Methane from Polluted water
 24,000㎥ Bio Methane
production per day
 2.5 Mw per day
Electricity Generation

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Remodeling Green Buildings – Demand Side Management
 Average Payment for
Thermal Protection
per household: 3,000
dollars
 Savings per year : 500
Dollars
 Simple ROI : 5 years
 Price Increase of the
Apartment: 300,000
Dollars
•Chungdam Raeminan Apartment at Gangnam

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Remodeling Green Buildings – Demand Side Management
* Sources: Korea Institute of Construction Technology (2014)

Gapa Island!
Sources: Song Jae Do (2013) Smart Grid for Energy Independency, Daekyung Engineering
Micro-grid to isolated areas (Gapa Island Case)
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Area 0.84㎢
Time from Land 20 Min
Households 145
Population 275

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 Energy Generation : Renewable Energy 100% Replacement
• Now Diesel Generator of 300㎾ → Wind 500㎾, Photovoltaic 63㎾, ESS 2㎿
 Cars : All vehicles in Gapa island will be changed to EV’s
• 4 Sedans, 2 Trucks, 3 Vans
 Daily life Application : Pilot Case of Smart Grid
• Smart Meter (AMI, Advanced Metering Infrastructure) Deployment – Real-time
billing
• Total Energy Control and Management system – Energy, Security, Disaster
Manager, and Water management, etc.
 Organic Food without chemical fertilizer
• Organic vegetable and crops as area specific items
 Smart water
• Fresh water, swage total management
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Gapa Island Wind Power Generation Operation Center (TOC)
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ESS (Energy Storage System) Photovoltaic Power Generation
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Dr. Sang-Baek Chris Kang
Director
Global Cooperation Division,
Green Technology Center-Korea
chriskang@gtck.re.kr

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