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[Photo News] Positive energy

By Korea Herald

Published : Dec. 20, 2013 - 20:29

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Samsung Display executive vice president Lee Sun-yong (fourth from right) poses with DQS UL Korea managing director Lee Jang-sook (fifth from right) after receiving a declaration of conformance at a ceremony in Asan on Wednesday. The company was certified with the “ISO 50001” ― a standard for superior energy management systems set by the International Organization for Standardization ― at three of its overseas locations in China.(Samsung Display) Samsung Display executive vice president Lee Sun-yong (fourth from right) poses with DQS UL Korea managing director Lee Jang-sook (fifth from right) after receiving a declaration of conformance at a ceremony in Asan on Wednesday. The company was certified with the “ISO 50001” ― a standard for superior energy management systems set by the International Organization for Standardization ― at three of its overseas locations in China.(Samsung Display)

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