The scope of support is expanded from the Smart Green Industrial Complex to the entire industrial complex.
[지앤이타임즈]The’Clean Factory Construction Support Project in the Industrial Complex’ (hereinafter’Clean Factory Construction Project’) will be greatly expanded to support the transition to carbon neutrality and the Green New Deal of small and medium-sized companies.
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced the implementation of the clean factory construction project and announced that it would spend 20.3 billion won this year and invest it in 300 business sites.
Compared to the 3.1 billion won funded last year, it has increased by about 7 times, and 202 will be added from 98 to the target business sites.
The clean factory construction project supports eco-friendly process improvement and facility supply to reduce the 4 major pollutants, such as greenhouse gases, fine dust, hazardous chemicals, and wastes generated from the production process of small and medium-sized business sites in the industrial complex, and is carbon neutral in the industrial sector. It is a business that induces conversion.
Selected workplaces are provided with an average of 60 million won and a maximum of 120 million won in national subsidies for projects such as environmentally friendly process improvement and facility distribution.
The government subsidy rate is up to 75% for SMEs and 50% for medium-sized companies.
Particular emphasis this year is that the scope of support will be expanded from 7 existing smart green industrial complexes to all industrial complexes, and the average unit cost of support will also be expanded from 24 million won to 60 million won.
In addition, it is also promoting the establishment of a representative business site that expands support by reinforcing the connection with other businesses such as the smart energy platform business and smart factory business, selecting excellent business sites, and supporting up to KRW 300 million in national expenses.
Industry Policy Officer Hwang Soo-seong of the Ministry of Industry said, “The clean factory construction project is a necessary business for the transition to carbon neutrality of small and medium-sized companies.” As the scale of the business is greatly expanded this year, more companies are participating in this project to promote the We hope to be a welcome to induce investment.”
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