Closing the door on fees
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Closing the door on fees

Published: 16 May. 2023, 19:20 Updated: 16 May. 2023, 19:45
A door was installed on the open-refrigerated section of a convenience store in eastern Seoul on Tuesday. The store said it saved up to 63 percent in daily electricity fees compared to the same period a year earlier after installing the door last month. The government announced an increase in electricity rates for consumer and industrial use by 8 won ($0.01) per kilowatt hour for the second quarter on Monday.

A door was installed on the open-refrigerated section of a convenience store in eastern Seoul on Tuesday. The store said it saved up to 63 percent in daily electricity fees compared to the same period a year earlier after installing the door last month. The government announced an increase in electricity rates for consumer and industrial use by 8 won ($0.01) per kilowatt hour for the second quarter on Monday.

 

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