ULSAN < invest Korea

According to Newsis,

Equinor Korea, a Korean affiliate of Norway's state-run energy corporation, announced on Dec. 21 that the company delivered donations to the Green Umbrella Child Fund Korea for under-benefited and isolated kids in Ulsan.

Since 2020, Equinor Korea has supported adolescents who had been selected for Green Umbrella 'I Leader' Talent Training Project so that Ulsan kids can fulfill their dreams.

This year, the company also donated money to the charity to help low-income households by participating in the Santa campaign. Jacques-Etieene, President at Equinor Korea, expressed, "It is very rewarding to share the value of Equinor of 'Equal chance for everyone,' with Ulsan citizens,' adding, "We will join forces so that children can grow to be sound citizens and become a future talent."

On Dec. 20, Equinor employees and executives took part in a proclamation ceremony for the Santa campaign organized by the Ulsan Metropolitan City Council, and made Christmas present boxes that would be delivered to kids under protection in the Ulsan district.

Park Do-hyeon, a manager in charge of floating offshore wind energy generation noted, "I am pleased to help kids enjoy warm holidays," adding, "We will also make efforts in kids' growing up to be good citizens."

Currently, Equinor runs "Heroes of Tomorrow," a project that supports kids studying in the fields of STEM, culture, arts and sports to be future talent. In that sense, the company also assists kids and adolescents via the Green Umbrella Children Foundation in Ulsan.

In the meantime, Equinor Korea has continued to pursue developing the Firefly floating wind farm by engaging in the offshore wind power complex development project, which Ulsan-si initiated.

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Source: Newsis (Dec. 21, 2022)