Affected by the rising global energy prices, many countries are facing increasing pressure from energy crisis. In order to survive this winter, governments of all countries have constantly formulated and introduced new countermeasures.
The Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Resources of the Republic of Korea also announced that it would implement energy-saving measures in the public sector in accordance with Article 7 of the Law on Rationalization of Energy Use. From the 18th, the average indoor heating temperature of all public institutions, including government agencies, public institutions and public enterprises, will be limited to below 17 ℃.
According to the regulations, public institutions in major areas must turn off the heaters for 30 minutes in turn during the peak hours of electricity consumption; Workers shall not use personal heaters during working hours (9:00 - 18:00); Turn off 30% of the lights during working hours to save energy.
At the same time, the decorative lighting in Korean outdoor advertisements, buildings and sculptures must be turned off after 23:00, and the lighthouse lighting in outdoor sports space is also prohibited. It is reported that the deficit of Korea Electric Power Commune, the only national power supply enterprise in South Korea, may reach 40 trillion won this year.