Trading & Investment
The Kelar Power Plant Marks a Milestone for Samsung C&T’s Chilean Business
On May 26th, Samsung C&T’s Trading and Investment Group CEO, Shin Kim, and KOSPO (Korean Southern Power Co., Ltd) CEO, Jong-Geun Yoon attended an opening ceremony to celebrate the successful completion of the 517 MW Kelar gas-fired combined-cycle power plant in Chile. The CEOs were honored by the attendance of some 200
Samsung C&T Milano Branch Shows that People Make All the Difference
This is the first in a series of articles profiling the people and the businesses at Samsung C&T’s branch offices around the world. This installment in the series focuses on Samsung C&T’s office in Milano, Italy. Doing business overseas poses several cultural, linguistic and business related challenges for any company
Samsung C&T Delivers Clean Water Access for Delhi Children
The United Nations considers access to clean water to be a basic human right. But, per the World Health Organization, some 663 million people (10 percent of the world’s population) around the globe cannot enjoy regular access to this most fundamental of resources. It is an issue that blights communities in
Versatile Multi-Source Energy Storage Project Driving Summerside Innovation
Energy consumption is on the rise everywhere. And as the speed of IT innovation continues to increase, experts say we will soon need to get very creative in order to adequately power the future. Instead of simply looking at ways to generate more power, however, it may be beneficial to
Hong Kong Street Food: A Samsung C&T Employee’s Personal Picks
Samsung C&T’s Trading & Investment Group is all about cultivating global networks. After all, it is hard to do business in international trade if you do not have your ear to the ground in countries all over the world. That is why Samsung C&T has offices in some of the
Bioenergy Part 1: Are First-generation Biofuels the Answer to the Energy Crisis?
Note: This is the first in a two-part series exploring the future of the biofuel and biomass industries. The next article in this series will focus on second-generation biofuels, such as those derived from wood pellets, agricultural waste and palm kernel shells. Things may be changing fast in the world
