Korea Southern Power Co., Ltd. (KOSPO) has made history by completing South Korea's first hydrogen and LNG co-firing power plant in Sejong City, the country's administrative hub. The New Sejong Bitdream power plant, a part of the government's energy plan, is a major milestone in the nation's energy sector. With a capacity to produce electricity and supply thermal energy, the plant is a collaborative effort involving KOSPO and Korea District Heating Engineering Co., Ltd. The project, initiated in 2007, reached completion in June last year, providing a stable energy source to 390,000 Sejong citizens. Noteworthy features include the incorporation of a gas turbine that can co-fire hydrogen up to 50%, a groundbreaking initiative in South Korea. KOSPO plans to expand hydrogen co-firing by 2028, anticipating a substantial reduction in carbon dioxide emissions compared to traditional LNG combustion. CEO Kim Joon-dong expressed gratitude for the support received and highlighted the plant's role in promoting energy self-sufficiency and future energy transitions in Sejong City.