South Korea’s SK Gas launches LNG, LPG power plant in Ulsan

SK Gas, a unit of South Korean conglomerate SK, has launched commercial operations at what it says is the world’s first LNG/LPG combined cycle power plant in Ulsan. Commercial operations of Ulsan GPS started on December 26, according to a statement by SK Gas, a unit of South Korean conglomerate SK. SK Gas invested 1.4…

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