Korea Central Power's Boryeong Power Headquarters in South Korea has embarked on an ambitious environmental initiative to enhance performance and reduce pollutant emissions. The project, with an investment of approximately KRW 800 billion, focused on units 3 and 4, implementing new technologies like GGH and renovating absorption towers. The company excelled in reducing air pollutants by 86% in 2018, ranking at the top for four consecutive years in power generation companies. Additionally, a carbon dioxide capture facility capturing 35,000 tons annually was installed, emphasizing sustainability and reuse. The company also aims to increase water reuse through the 'ReWater 70' roadmap, with plans for a sewage treatment water reuse facility. Korea Central Power is pioneering hydrogen power generation, with a focus on carbon neutrality by 2050. Initiatives include a new complex power plant with hydrogen hybrid power generation, aiming for a 3% improvement in efficiency. The company also plans to replace old coal power plants with LNG plants, demonstrating commitment to eco-friendly energy and sustainable development.