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4 FAQs about Electricity regulations seoul

Why did Korea enact the “Distributed Energy Act”?

To combat Korea's persistently strong imbalance between regions with high energy demand and high power generation, the National Assembly enacted the Special Act on Promotion of Distributed Energy (the “Distributed Energy Act”).

What if I have problems paying my electric bill in Seoul?

If you have any questions about paying, signing up for, or reporting problems with electric bills, you can call the 24-hour Electricity Customer Center for the Korea Electric Power Corporation. Although most homes in Seoul use city gas, some cities without city gas facilities use LPG. In Seoul, city gas is supplied by Seoul City Gas.

Does Seoul use city gas?

Although most homes in Seoul use city gas, some cities without city gas facilities use LPG. In Seoul, city gas is supplied by Seoul City Gas. If you live in a house that uses LPG, call a nearby gas supplier to order gas for delivery. If you want to use city gas after moving in, you should contact a city gas supplier to have it installed.

What is the standard voltage in Korea?

The standard voltage in Korea is 220V, at 60Hz. You should check the voltage and frequency before using electronics you've brought from abroad. A monthly electric bill is issued on the following month. For multi-unit buildings, such as an apartment or officetel, the bill is included in the management expenses.

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