SEOUL: The world’s leading energy officials will meet this week in South Korea to discuss the sector’s major challenges, ranging from climate change to the rise of fracking and nuclear power’s uncertain future.
The 22nd World Energy Congress begins on Monday in the southeastern city of Daegu, which has set its sights on becoming a model for the use of renewable energy, particularly solar.
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