Wolseong Nuclear Power Headquarters Launches "Save Energy, Get Rewards" Campaign
“Save 1kWh” Campaign Launched
for Residents of Eastern Gyeongju
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. (KHNP) Wolseong Nuclear Power Headquarters (Head: Kwon Won-taek) announced that from July 20 until September 30, 2026, it is running the “Save 1kWh with Wolseong Headquarters” campaign for residents of eastern Gyeongju.
The campaign has been designed to encourage households to voluntarily practice energy conservation during the summer power peak season.
Eligible participants are residents of Gampo-eup, Munmu the Great-myeon, and Yangnam-myeon in Gyeongju-si.
Residents who wish to participate should bring their electricity bill to the Wolseong Nuclear Power PR Center. If they can show proof that their electricity usage for the current month is less than the previous month, or that their usage this year is less than last year, they will receive a gift.
In addition to a payment slip, residents may also bring an electronic bill or utility fee statement as valid proof of reduced power usage compared to the previous month in order to join the campaign.
Only electricity bills (excluding night-time electricity bills) issued in July, August, or September 2026 will be accepted for participation, and each household can participate only once.
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A representative from the Wolseong Headquarters stated, "We will continue doing our best to promote a culture of energy saving and carbon neutrality in cooperation with the local community."
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