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ESG: From Choice to Obligation — Korean Companies Facing the Wave of Global Regulations
A composite image superimposing ESG indicators and renewable energy facilities over a carbon-emitting factory. Global carbon regulations taking full effect from 2026 make establishing data management systems in industrial sites an essential task for companies. [Image = AI-generated image] Lately, calls from corporate legal teams to the ESG dedicated team at a large law firm in Yeouido, Seoul, have been non-stop.
A composite image superimposing ESG indicators and renewable energy facilities over a carbon-emitting factory. Global carbon regulations taking full effect from 2026 make establishing data management systems in industrial sites an essential task for companies.…
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