Partner Institutions participate in the selection of incoming students, operate practice-oriented programs, organize industry–academia–research seminars and workshops, provide operational support and advisory services, and identify and implement collaborative projects with partner developing countries.
Partner Institutions consist of leading Korean energy companies and organizations. Based on their primary areas of business, they are categorized into research and development, public energy operations, engineering and infrastructure development, advanced-material development and production, carbon technologies and business, and renewable-energy cooperation.
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K-water
K-water is a state-owned enterprise in the Republic of Korea specializing in water management, dedicated to enhancing public water welfare through the development and management of water resources, reliable water supply, flood prevention, and water quality improvement, while also operating dams, regional water supply systems, and smart water management systems, leading efforts to address climate change and advance water industry technologies, and expanding its role as a global water management organization through active participation in overseas water infrastructure and water resources development projects.
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KOEN
KOEN is a leading state-owned power generation company in the Republic of Korea that ensures stable electricity supply and national energy security through thermal and renewable energy production. Committed to carbon neutrality, KOEN is expanding its eco-friendly energy portfolio, including offshore wind, hydrogen, and solar power, while driving the transition to a sustainable energy system. Leveraging its domestic and international projects and advancements in energy technology, KOEN continues to grow as a global energy company dedicated to providing safe and clean electricity.
