Korea Electric Power Company is represented here as an asset portfolio, not just a company label. The visible fleet spans 1 country; the largest concentration is South Korea (11).
The fuel mix by asset count is hydro (11). The largest listed asset is Yangyang in South Korea (1,000 MW), and the mean listed unit size is about 417 MW across units with capacity data.
CO₂ coverage is source-labelled: 0 plants have a reported or modelled CO₂ value in the dataset, including 0 measured records. Missing values remain blank rather than inferred as company totals.
Method: plant-level records are grouped by owner/operator label, then aggregated by country, fuel, capacity and CO₂ provenance.
| Plant | Fuel | Country | MW | t CO₂/yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yangyang | Hydro | South Korea | 1,000 | — |
| Yecheon | Hydro | South Korea | 800 | — |
| Sancheong | Hydro | South Korea | 700 | — |
| Muju | Hydro | South Korea | 600 | — |
| Samnangjin | Hydro | South Korea | 600 | — |
| Chungju | Hydro | South Korea | 412 | — |
| Soyang gang | Hydro | South Korea | 200 | — |
| Hapchon | Hydro | South Korea | 100 | — |
| Daecheong | Hydro | South Korea | 90 | — |
| Imha | Hydro | South Korea | 50 | — |
| Somjingang (Chilbo) | Hydro | South Korea | 35 | — |
Ownership & capacity: WRI Global Power Plant Database (CC BY 4.0). CO₂ is measured for EPA/EU ETS records and modelled for Climate TRACE records.
Korea Electric Power Company operates 11 power plants across 1 country, with about 4,574 MW of total capacity.
Yangyang in South Korea is its largest at about 1,000 MW.
Its fleet is mostly hydro (11).
