ESG POLICY & STRATEGY
ESG Management Set to Become a Condition for Survival by 2030
Korean exporters shipping six carbon-intensive items, including steel and aluminum, to Europe must prove the carbon emissions generated during production and bear the corresponding costs. The time has come for a fundamental shift in how Korean companies view ESG.
Korean companies exporting six carbon-intensive items such as steel and aluminum to Europe must prove the carbon emissions generated during production and bear the corresponding costs. The time has come for a fundamental shift in how Korean companies view ESG.…
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