South Korea freezes power prices for third quarter even as import prices for fuels like LNG rise from annual lows

Wednesday, 21 June 2023

South Korea, the third-largest Asian liquefied natural gas importer, has decided to freeze electricity prices even as liquefied natural gas costs for gas-fired power generation have begun to increase and to overtake European LNG cargo values.


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