More than 200 employees and family members take part
Environmental cleanup held around company headquarters
Promoting environmental protection and resource recycling in everyday life

SK ecoplant said on November 9 that it held the “2026 Epi Family Plogging Festival” at its headquarters in Susong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, on November 7, with more than 200 employees and family members taking part.

SK ecoplant held an urban plogging event for employees and their families in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 7th.

SK ecoplant held an urban plogging event for employees and their families in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the 7th.

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Now in its second year, the Epi Family Plogging Festival is a participatory social contribution program designed to help employees and their families protect the environment in their daily lives and experience the significance of doing so firsthand.


Participants walked around the company’s headquarters and the Insadong area, picking up litter from the streets. They also took part in plogging activities, sorting the collected waste by type and learning how to dispose of recyclables properly.


A variety of ESG activities were also held. These included upcycling discarded products into new ones, making solar-powered lanterns, playing a memory game featuring endangered animals, and experiencing the power generated by a bicycle generator. The solar-powered lanterns will be donated to the Milal Welfare Foundation and delivered to children in energy-poor countries.


One employee who took part in the event said, “Cleaning the city streets with my children and enjoying a variety of ESG activities reminded me once again that protecting the environment starts with small actions. It was meaningful to spend quality time with my family.”



An SK ecoplant representative said, “We plan to continue organizing social contribution activities that allow employees and their families to communicate with one another and take part in environmental protection efforts.”


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