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“New Technology leads next generation energy technique and development!” 
Kim Chang-su, CEO of New Technology

LG Chemicals and Samsung SDI take 47% of the whole secondary battery production in the world. However, Korea still depends on import when it comes to cathode materials of the secondary battery. Finding the niche market, New Technology has focused on silicon-linked SiOx, thermoelectric materials and solar power technology since April 2015. New Technology has proved its capability through accumulating unique technologies and has harvested yearly 200% growth. The company can mass produce cheap secondary batter cathode materials and is pushing forward a state project at the moment in cooperation with the team led by professor Lee Gyo-woo at Chonbuk National University. “The use of secondary battery is expanding to electric cars and ESS (Energy Storage System). Naturally, many companies are scrambling to develop high capacity and high efficiency next generation secondary batteries. New Technology has already finished test production and quality assessment and currently is working on petty issues to solve before commercializing our innovative technologies” says CEO Kim Chang-su of New Technology. He continues “Korea is a peninsula and has a lot of mountains which makes it difficult for renewable energy plants. Solar power for example needs a large land and consistent amount of the sunshine while wind power also requires consistent wind flow and directions. Thermoelectric materials on the other hand can be run regardless the location provided the constant temperature difference. They are also can be made into small size which makes the industry more efficient. Currently, we are working on development thermoelectric materials in cooperation with a big Korean company and we are taking in charge of the processing part.” CEO Kim has had an extensive experience in semiconductor, LCD and solar energy for the last 20 years. “North Jeolla Province showed strength in manufacturing and invited a number of industrial complexes. But the region neglected semiconductor, LCD and solar energy. It is my goal to create an environment for these three sectors on which I would like to make contribution to creating more jobs in the province. In order to effectively carry out the three sectors, we need semi-clean room level facilities but there is none in the province. So, we hire factories near Cheonan and Asan. Therefore, facilitating it in the province will surely make the sectors more efficient and we can activate and develop the cutting edge materials sector in the province. In order to achieve this, we need a government support and an interest of the residents.” 

Note: <Power Korea> “rewrites” the Korean article in English “concisely” for native English speakers and staff of foreign missions in Korea.


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