Generation licence

electricity business licence

Rule

A generation licence is the permit a person needs from the minister or a provincial governor to run a business that generates and sells electricity.

The Electric Utility Act requires anyone starting an electricity business to obtain a licence by type and size from the minister or a provincial governor; ministerial licences first go before the Electricity Regulatory Commission.

For renewables the licence is only the first gate: land-use permits and grid connection follow. 'Licensed capacity' is therefore not the same as what will actually be built.

Sources

  1. 전기사업법 제7조(전기사업의 허가) 제1항

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