The efforts to increase electricity production by making use of renewable energy sources are in full swing in the DPRK.
Officials in Pyongyang expanded the existing solar farm in the Rungna People’s Pleasure Ground by adding it with a separate solar photovoltaic generating system, thus doubling its output as against the previous period.
The Mokran Kwangmyong Company installed over 7 000 thin-film solar panels to the walls of its buildings covering thousands of square metres and more than 1 000 polycrystal solar panels on the roof.
The forestry management station in Maengsan County, South Phyongan Province set up an ultra-miniature generator on the Kolgae River near its tree nursery to ensure the supply of electricity for its production and management activities and the houses of its employees.
The Jungsan County Post Office, which had already established a power production system by means of biogas last year, created more generating capacity of 15kW by making use of solar energy this year.
Recycling Adopted by More Industrial Establishments
Many units across the country gain tangible benefits from recycling, making a point of reusing waste materials in production and
June 12, 2025
Many units across the country gain tangible benefits from recycling, making a point of reusing waste materials in production and
