Despite political upheaval from the impeachment, South Korea's energy supply remains stable with electricity, city gas, and district heating well provided. However, concerns arise over energy policy uncertainties. Recommendations include urgently confirming the 11th Basic Plan for Electricity Supply and developing a U.S. natural gas import plan. Smooth exports of Czech nuclear power plants are vital, as are discussions on key energy bills. Stabilizing electricity supply in the metro area and promoting hydrogen power generation are crucial. The nation's heavy reliance on energy imports underscores the urgency for strong energy policy cooperation despite political challenges.